anaheim-gazette 1948-12-30

SOCIAL AND CLUB ACTIVITIES OF THE WEEK GRACE THOMPSON—Phone 2206 Mrs. Anna Siegel Entertains with Annual Xmas Party Even though the Christmas holiday was celebrated three days before the official day, the annual Christmas party of the Anaheim Conservatory of Music, Mrs. Anna Siegel director, proved to spread the real Christmas spirit among the fifty guests, pupils and their proud parents, proud because the children played and sung with feeling and ease according to the motto of the conservatory. The large recital room was gay with garlands of red and green intermingled with silver bells and stars, the shining Christmas tree occupying a corner of the room To further enhance the center of the decorative scheme, the tree had old-fashioned candles, which were not lighted, guarded by a huge Polar bear supposed to have been brought from Alaska by Santa Claus. Mrs. Siegel received the guests wearing a black and white formal and as she opened the program she explained the real meaning of Christmas, that the Christ child had come to bring peace and joy to the world, concluding this portion of the program by reading the story from the Bible of life birth of the Savior just as a curtain opened and portrayed the child in the manger with Mary at his side, who was portrayed by Mary Lou Gastellum wearing a ful chrome table with stain and waterproof top and four chairs to Mr. and Mrs. Mings from all their employees. Those enjoying the event included Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Stroud, Mr. and Mrs. Johnnie Sas, Mr. and Mrs. Harris, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Urback, Mr. and Mrs. Claude Morris, Mr. and Mrs. Louis Mecello, Mr. and Mrs. Bobby Champion, Mr. and Mrs. Weir Eckford, Slim Buttermare, Frank Pearl, Bill Newman; Jean Jenkine, Judy Beverly, Shirley Gruschin, Betty Mevlion, Lois Reynolds, of Anaheim, Lemna Stephens, Virginia Filbeck, Irene Ringer, Lois Heydon, Sarah Richards, Thelma Mottinger, Mr. and Mrs. Ollie Rasmussen and all his Nebraska Cornhuskers and their wives. Officers Robinson, M. Strud, Phil Brubaker, Bill Miller, Riley Glover, Elinor Emmons, Sgt. Vance, Laura Lee Owens (McBride), Dickie McBride, Tex Owens, Mrs. Bruce, Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Duncan, Noel Boggs, Mr. and Mrs. Jimmie Thyble, Cameron Hill, Mr. and Mrs. Millard Kelso, Mr. and Mrs. Olie Stackard, Mr. and Joe Holly, Paul Robbins, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Muto, Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Carter, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Finley, Mr. and Mrs. Billy Tonneson, Mr. and Mrs. Austin Strode, Mrs. Alberta Brown, of Anaheim, Jack Stevens and several other persons from this area including Jay Roden and Jess Mackey. Shower Honors Bride-Elect Amidst artistic Christmas celebrations, a festive shower was given in honor of Miss Shirley Klenberger of Riverside, former of this area, Wednesday evening of last week in the spacious Leo Jacobson home, Buena Vista drive, Fullerton, with Mrs. Ella Jacobson, well known writer hostess assisted by Miss Griff Thompson. Wedding bells will ring for honoree and her fiance, Davide Stivers of Riverside, tomorrow (Friday) morning at 11 o'clock Los Angeles. Comical prizes were awarded nearly all present for taking part in the bridal shower games. Delectable refreshments of pet sandwiches, fruit cake, pot chips, coffee and candy served. Those present other than honored guest and hostesses included Mrs. Jacobson's daughter Noel; Mrs. Walter Kohlenberger and her daughter Marian; and cousin of the bride-elect; Hans Kohlenberger, and Miss Herly Kohlenberger mother sister of the bride-elect; Mrs. Sila Schulz, all of Fullerton; Louise Crumpler of San Bernardo; Mrs. Evelyn Farrar; Mrs. Geanette Bransby; both Riverside. Unable to attend were Mrs. Ton Sell and Mrs. Ruth Cauffault of the honoree, both of Anaheim; Miss Pauline Robinson Riverside; Mrs. William (Don Salzmann, elder daughter of Noel and Mrs. Jacobson, and Lois Olds; Mrs. Harold Welton and Ken McCloud; all of Fullerton). Formerly employed in a department store, Miss Kohlenberger attended Fullerton school Junior college and Champlain. Mrs. Siegel received the guests wearing a black and white formal and as she opened the program she explained the real meaning of Christmas, that the Christ child had come to bring peace and joy to the world, concluding this portion of the program by reading the story from the Bible of the birth of the Savior just as a curtain opened and portrayed the child in the manger with Mary at his side, who was portrayed by Mary Lou Gastellum wearing a silver and blue costume. Christmas songs were sung with Mrs. Siegel at the piano and Mr. Siegel accompanying on the flute. The musical program opened with 6-year old Johnny Adams playing "Silent Night, Holy Night." Those who took part with piano solos and songs were: Keith Voettiner, Evelyn Talley., Dolores Pool, Doris Simmons, Rosalie Miller, Archie Stoddart, June Raddom, Dorothy Steinbrink, Junice Anderbery, Joanne Henson and Mary Lou Gastellum. The program was concluded with a piano duet, "The Love Song" from the opera, "Faust," by Gounod, played by Carolyn and Sara Green, sisters. Mr. Siegel then played "Jingle Bells" and a loud knock at the door announced the arrival of Santa in his red and white suit and carrying a big sack. John Adams cleverly acted the part of jolly old St. Nick. Contained in the sack was a present for each child and a sack of candy for each. At the conclusion of the evening, iced fruit punch and cookies were served by the host and hostess. Family Enjoys Yule Reunion A family gathering was enjoyed at the S. F. Hilgenfeld home on Christmas eve, last Friday night, marked by conversation and gift presentations. Those present included Mr. and Mrs. Harvey C. Nunn (Leona Hilgenfeld) from Los Angeles with their children, Roger David and Kenneth George; Mr. and Mrs. Melvin D. Hilgenfeld (Alma Ruth) and their daughters, Margie Ann (Marne) and Ruth Louise (Boo) of Anaheim; Mr. and Mrs. Robert S. Farrar (Evelyn Hilgenfeld) and their children, Stanley Frank, Joanne Evelyn and James Samuel of Santa Ana and Mr. and Mrs. William O. Rose (Dr. Frances K. Hilgenfeld) and their children, William Henry (Billy) and Katherine Anne, of Sacra-enss, Mrs. Bruce, Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Duncan, Noel Boggs, Mr. and Mrs. Jimmie Thyble, Cameron Hill, Mr. and Mrs. Millard Kelso, Mr. and Mrs. Olie Stackard, Mr. and Joe Holly, Paul Robbins, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Muto, Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Carter, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Finley, Mr. and Mrs. Billy Tonneson, Mr. and Mrs. Austin Strode, Mrs. Alberta Brown, of Anaheim, Jack Stevens and several other persons from this area including Jay Roden and Jess Mackey. Billy Sutton, who is a vocalist on a Mings' sponsored radio program heard over station KVOE, Santa Ana, was unable to attend. Also not present was Mrs. Mona Price of Anaheim. The majority of band men included above have been applauded by Anaheim citizens for their dance interpretations at the Harmony Park Corral here. Tell Engagement During Party The engagement of a graduate of Marywood high school for girls in Anaheim, Miss Mary Ellen Flanagan, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. F. J. Flanagan, 1525 West First street, Santa Ana, to William A. Marquard, Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. William A. Marquard of Pasadena, was disclosed last week. Announcement of the engagement and nuptials, planned for July by the young couple, were told at a party given for their college friends in the home of Miss Patricia Campbell of Santa Monica. Miss Campbell is a Tau Alpha Zeta sorority sister of the bride-elect. Miss Flanagan studied at Mount St. Mary's in Los Angeles. The bridegroom-to-be attended Loyola University. Alex Moore Home Scene of Happy Holiday Occasion To properly celebrate the Christmas holiday in the spirit of days gone by, the home of Alex Moore of Yorba Linda was the happy scene for a family dinner when nearly all of his children and their families gathered to spend the day with him. Those present to enjoy the festive occasion were Mr. and Mrs. Gene Chism and family of Escendido; Mr. and Mrs. Gene Warnick and son, Robert Houghton, of Azusa; Mrs. Yvonne Shipley of Los Angeles; Mr. and Mrs. Herschel Moore and son of Santa enss, Mrs. Bruce, Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Duncan, Noel Boggs, Mr. and Mrs. Jimmie Thyble, Cameron Hill, Mr. and Mrs. Millard Kelso, Mr. and Mrs. Olie Stackard, Mr. and Joe Holly, Paul Robbins,Mr. and Mrs. Joe Muto,Mr. and Mrs.Jerry Carter,Mr.和Mrs.Earl Finley,Mr.Mrs.Billy Tonneson,Mr.Mrs.AnaheimJack StevensandseveralotherpersonsfromthisareaincludingJayRodenandJessMackey. Billy SuttonwhoisavocalistonapromotedradioprogramheardoverstationKVOE,SantaAnawasunabletoattend.AlsonotpresentwassherremainthebandmenincludedabovehavebeenapplaudedbyAnaheimcitizensfortheirdanceinterpretationstatharmonyParkCorralhere. Dorr-D. J. Allec Engagement Toldo The engagement of Miss Louise DorrofthiscitytoMielJ.AllecsonofMr,andJulianAllecofRoute4.MSouthPlacentiaavenuewasclosedduringaChristmaspartattendedbymorethan30friendsandrelativesintheAllechotDuringthedessertcoursesurpriseannouncementwasclosedwithasmallscrollbesethenews attachedtoeachcard.WeddingbellswillringforyoungcoupleinJune.AtelephoneconversationenjoyedbytheAllecfamilytheonlymemberunabletoattheannualYuleaffair,dafterster,SisterMaryLucille,C teacheratImmaculateConcepc AcademyinSanFranciscoCarolsingingandconversefollowedthetraditionalChristmasdinner. NEW MINISTER AT CHURCH OF CHRIST The Rev.RoyL.CarruthministeroftheChurchOf408EastSycamorestreet(clubhouse)extendsacordiavitationtotheserviceseachdayincluding10o'clockschool，11o'clockMorningship，11:45o'clockCommissionand7o'clockeveningwothisweek.He replacestheRichardL.Morrison。 Ming's Employees Enjoy Festive Christmas Party A festive Christmas party was enjoyed by employees of Dave Mings, owner of the "97th Street Corral, Los Angeles, and Harmony Park Corral, Anaheim, Monday night of last week. More than 75 entertainers, musicians and other associates of Mings and their relatives gathered in the Los Angeles night spot. Dancing was to music of Tommy Duncan and his "Western All-Stars." Guest vocalists included Bobby Champion and Ford Lewis, radio singer who has a program sponsored by Mings at station KC-3, Long Beach. Harity reigned as the "Squeak-in' beacon" well known for his humorous broadcasts over station KXLA, Pasadena, and KGER. welcomed guests and made appropriate comments before the "mike." Vance Lane, announcer for stations KXLA and KGER, played Santa Claus presenting each party-goer with a gift. Highlighting the gift exchange was the presentation of a beautifully done by, the home of Alex Moore of Yorba Linda was the happy scene for a family dinner when nearly all of his children and their families gathered to spend the day with him. Those present to enjoy the festive occasion were Mr. and Mrs. Gene Chism and family of Escondido; Mr. and Mrs. Gene Warnick and son, Robert Houghton, of Azusa; Mrs. Yvonne Shipley of Los Angeles; Mr. and Mrs. Herschel Moore and son of Santa Ana; Mr. and Mrs. Earl Moore and family of Pasadena; Elwood Moore of Yorba Linda; Mr. and Mrs. Thomas R. Adams and son of Santa Ana; Jack Fields of Azusa, and Mr. Moore's cousin, Mrs. Eulalie Statts of Festus, Missouri, who is his house guest. Textile Painting Class to Begin Textile painting classes, under direction of Mrs. Dora Bussear, 114 West Cypress street, will begin next Monday and each succeeding Monday night from 7 to 10 o'clock at her home it was decided during an organizational meeting Monday night of this week. The versatile local woman also conducts private lessons in textile painting and ceramic decoration. A wide field of gift articles and home accessories which may be painted will include blouses, ties sheets, pillow slips, towels and curtains. TELLS ENGAGEMENT TO GARDEN GROVE MAN Mr. and Mrs. Harry Rusk of 17852 South Main street, Santa Ana, are announcing the engagement of their daughter, Miss Elizabeth Rusk, to Carl Koenes, son of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Koenes of Garden Grove. The bride-elect attended Santa Ana schools. Her fiance is a graduate of Garden Grove high school. Everybody reads the Gazette. Power Honors Bride-Elect Most artistic Christmas decorations, a festive shower was given honor of Miss Shirley Kohlenberger of Riverside, formerly the area, Wednesday evening a week in the spacious Louis Johnson home, Buena Vista Fullerton, with Mrs. Ethel Johnson, well known writer, the assisted by Miss Grace Gibson. Wedding bells will ring for the bride and her fiance, Davison Jones of Riverside, tomorrow (day) morning at 11 o'clock in Angeles. Cinical prizes were awarded to all present for taking first, and last place in three shower games. Selectable refreshments of buffet wiches, fruit cake, potato soup, coffee and candy were available other than the invited guest and hostesses, including Mrs. Jacobson's daughter, Mrs. Walter Kohlenberger mother daughter, Marian, aunt cousin of the bride-elect; Mrs. Kohlenberger, and Miss Bev-Kohlenberger, mother and sister of the bride-elect; Mrs. Stelthulz, all of Fullerton; Mrs. Crumpler of San Bernardo; Mrs. Evelyn Farrar and Geanette Bransby, both of aside. Unable to attend were Mrs. Mil-Sell and Mrs. Ruth Cross, of the honoree, both of Anaheim; Miss Pauline Robinson of Riverside; Mrs. William (Dorcas) Penn, elder daughter of Mr. Mrs. Jacobson, and Lois Ren-Mrs. Harold Welton and Mrs. McCloud, all of Fullerton. Formerly employed in a local department store, Miss Kohlenberger attended Fullerton schools, college and Chamuian colony. DATE FESTIVAL COSTUME—LaVerne Van Dyke of Indio poses with a basket of California dates to illustrate the Arabian type of costume which will be worn by the feminine populace of Coachella Valley to add color to the coming 1949 Riverside County Fair & National Date Festival being staged at the Indio fairgrounds, Feb. 18-22, inclusive. Colorful American dates and desert citrus, along with other agricultural products, will be featured exhibits. Camel races, a Bagdad Bazaar, mammoth street parade, a blue ribbon horse show with circus acts, and an exotic Arabian Nights Pageant presented nightly, free, on an authentic $25,000 Arabian stage, will be some of the entertainment attractions. 4-H Club Makes County Wide Tour Plan County Photo Contest 'Th15er' 'Burger Shop Opens Here No, that famous 15 cent burger is not just a tasty treat of the past as proved when opening of "Th15er," 123 Los Angeles street, which, under the management of Bob L. Adams of Santa Ana specializes in the American cuisine for 15 cents. More than 2,000 "burger" from daily-ground top-grab were sold by the establishment during the first four openings beginning Saturday of late Adams disclosed. He is assisted in the kitchen by his wife. His son, Richard served two years in the PO3/c, is head chef. "Th15er" is in the location of "Gilmore's" owned by Glen Gilmore. Old fashioned hamburgers be sold reasonably with according to Adams who nickle hamburger, coffee made pie business ber 15, 1928, in Kansas City. Before moving to Santa Ana and a half years ago when erated the Washington Mills Thirteenth and North Marsh he owned a butcher shop asas City for ten years. The local "burger" stores a soda fountain, hot pies and large bowls made soup. The establishment waspletely remodeled with a station by Soden and plum Quast and Sons. Mr. and Mrs. Adams' son, Thomas Lee, is a N.P.O. department harbor. Their oldest son a butcher in Kansas City formerly a Marine and a member of Iwo Jima. The couple daughter, also of Kansas Mrs. Richard Hanie. 4-H Club Makes County-Wide Tour Of Ranches Today Orange County 4-H Club Junior Leaders will hold a county-wide tour of ranches of agricultural interest on Thursday, December 30th. This tour is planned to instruct junior leaders in the various types of livestock projects so that they can be of more assistance in directing the program of the younger 4-H members, it was stated today by H. W. Longfellow, assistant farm advisor, who will conduct the tour. The group of twenty junior leaders will start from the Farm Bureau building in Orange at 9:00 a.m., Thursday morning. The first stop will be at the ranch of Carl Denk on Edinger avenue, where beef cattle are fed commercially. The 4-H members will be instructed on feeding and selecting beef cattle. The second stop will be at the Bryant Rabbitry located on Harbor boulevard where instruction will be given on selection, breeding and general care and management. The group will then visit the modern poultry ranch of Larson and Cole at Harbor and 17th. The Excelsior Creamery will then be visited by the 4-H group where a talk and demonstration will be given on problems of the dairy industry. The final stop will be at the swine ranch of Arthur Cook on Hazard Road, where instruction will be given on selection, management and successful showmanship for 4-H Club members interested in hog projects. The tour is under the direction of the Agricultural Extension Service of the University of California. PLAN TO MARRY Clarence Emil Haiber of Placentia and Helen Grace Paull of Santa Ana obtained a marriage license at the county court house in Santa Ana early this week. Plan County Photo Contest Orange county photographers will get a chance to display their ability January 14, 15 and 16 when the first annual Santa Ana photography exhibit is held at the Santa Ana Community center. Sponsored by the Santa Ana Camera Guild, assisted by the city recreation department, the exhibit is open to all photographers in the county. Prints, to be be displayed on 16 by 20-inch mounts, can be entered up to and including January 7. Print data must include name, address and classification and may be left at the following Santa Ana photography stores; Stein's Stationery, Horton's Photo Supply, Frank's Camera, Stilley's Camera and Santa Ana Camera Store. Awards will be made in pictorial, portrait, sports, news and general classifications, with 35 millimeter color transparencies also accepted for showing, according to George McConnell, chairman of the event. SCHOOLS TO REOPEN NEXT MONDAY Students of the Anaheim elementary and high school districts will dust off their text books after a two-week vacation which began December 18, school to resume next Monday morning. Next legal holiday for local pupils will be Washington's birthday, February 22. Easter vacation will April 9 through April 17. BERGERON RITES SET FOR TODAY Funeral services for Bergeron, 59, 98450 Southborough boulevard, who died are being conducted the noon (Thursday) at 2 o'Backs, Campbell and chapel with the Rev. J. B pastor of the Calvary church, officiating. Born in Hastings, Nebraska deceased man had lived heim for six months and formia a total of ten years. He is survived by Florence J. Bergeron, at home; three sons, Layton on of Seattle, Washington; Bergeron of Anaheim and Bergeron of Venice; two children, and a sister, Mphine Donnley of Nebraska. Interment will be in heim cemetery. LEMKE HOME SCENE OF OPEN HOUSE Scores of relatives and of Mr. and Mrs. Lewis 5792 Placentia avenue, enjoyed open house or mas day. OPEN HOUSE AT BEASLEY HOME Anaheim and Fullerton of Mr. and Mrs. Al B Fullerton, enjoyed open with the couple Sunday. NEW MINISTER AT CHURCH OF CHRIST the Rev. Roy L. Carruth, new master of the Church of Christ, East Sycamore street (Ebell house) extends a cordial intention to the services each Sunday including 10 o'clock Bible col, 11 o'clock Morning working, 11:45 o'clock Communion and 7 o'clock evening worship, week. He replaces the Rev. Hard L. Morrison. Wisconsin accounts for between and 40% of the country's harvest of peas for canning. PLAN TO MARRY Clarence Emil Haiber of Placentia and Helen Grace Paull of Santa Ana obtained a marriage license at the county court house in Santa Ana early this week. Well-arranged time is the surest mark of well-arranged minds. Ring out the old! Bring in the new! Greet the New Year Here We're having a horn-blowing, merry-making Celebration! MUSIC! Food, drink and noisemakers galore! JOIN YOUR FRIENDS IN SALUTING '49! Mother Colony House ORANGE COUNTY'S FINEST RESTAURANT Your New Hosts DAY TAWNEY JIMMIE MITCHEL ... and to those we expect to our friends. E. C. Kendrick Kendrick JEWELERS 155 W. CENTER STREET Store Hours: 9:30 a.m.-5:30 p.m. Daily "Th15er' 'Burger Shop Opens Here" No, that famous 15 cent hamburger is not just a tasty memory of the past as proved with the opening of "Th15er," 126 South Los Angeles street, Anaheim, which, under the management of Bob L. Adams of Santa Ana, specializes in the American favorite for 15 cents. More than 2,000 "burgers" made from daily-ground top-grade beef were sold by the establishment during the first four opening days beginning Saturday of last week, Adams disclosed. He is assisted in the business by his wife. His son, Richard, who served two years in the Navy as a PO3/c, is head chef. "The15er" is in the former location of "Gilmore's" owned and operated by Glen Gilmore. Old fashioned hamburgers can be sold reasonably with success according to Adams who began a nickle hamburger, coffee and home-made pie business December 15, 1928, in Kansas City. Before moving to Santa Ana one and a half years ago where he operated the Washington Market on Thirteenth and North Main streets, he owned a butcher shop in Kansas City for ten years. The local "burger" shop features a soda fountain, home-made bies and large bowls of homemade soup. The establishment was completely remodeled with refrigeration by Soden and plumbing by Quast and Sons. Mr. and Mrs. Adams' youngest son, Thomas Lee, is a Navy man in the P.O. department at Pearl Harbor. Their oldest son, Bob F., a butcher in Kansas City, was formerly a Marine and a veteran of Iwo Jima. The couple have a daughter, also of Kansas City, Mrs. Richard Hanie. LICENSE TO WED A marriage license was issued to John Arthur La Comb of Santa Ana and Verna F. Hooker of Anaheim early this week at the county court house in Santa Ana. Proud parents are Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Paustell, 8739 Hanson street, Anaheim, who welcomed a baby daughter Tuesday at the Orange County hospital. To Farmers and Small Business Firms Your bookkeeping can be done by mail. Our service will . . . 1. Keep your books. 2. Furnish you with trial balance and profit and loss statements each month. 3. Provide you with necessary business figures for your Federal and State Income tax returns. We can keep your books for you cheaper and better than you can keep them yourself. If you are interested, we will be pleased to call and explain this method to you. There is no obligation. C. E. Holcomb 1221 E. Central Ave. Fullerton Phone 354 HOLIDAY Special... 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Born in Hastings, Nebraska, the deceased man had lived in Anaheim for six months and in California a total of ten years. He is survived by his wife, Florence J. Bergeron, at the family home; three sons, Layton Bergeron of Seattle, Washington, Jules Bergeron of Anaheim and Robert Bergeron of Venice; two grandchildren, and a sister, Mrs. Josephine Donnley of Nebraska. Interment will be in the Anaheim cemetery. LEMKE HOME SCENE OF OPEN HOUSE Scores of relatives and friends of Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Lemke, 5792 Placentia avenue, Placentia, enjoyed open house on Christmas day. OPEN HOUSE AT BEASLEY HOME Anaheim and Fullerton friends of Mr. and Mrs. Al Beasley of Fullerton, enjoyed open house with the couple Sunday. Special... 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