anaheim-gazette 1949-04-07

Social and Club Activities GRACE THOMPSON—Phone 2206 Nuptials Read On 'Bride–Groom' Radio Program A cooking utensil demonstration dinner given in a private home proved to be a romance bureau as well for Miss Phyllis Louise Baldassarre, Anaheim and Willard F. Williams of Long Beach, whose betrothal culminated yesterday (Wednesday) in a ceremony broadcast over the ABC network's "Bride and Groom" program at 2:30 p.m. The sequence which led to yesterday's nuptials began during the demonstration party given recently in Long Beach. It seems that while his boss was making a sales pitch, Williams was out in the kitchen selling $142 worth of the pots and pans to the hostess (Miss Baldassarre), a girl he had met a year earlier when she was working at the ship's service fountain at the Los Alamitos Naval Air Station. Program Emcee John Nelson, during the "airways" rites, presented the newlyweds with $2,000 worth of wedding gifts, then sent them to Apple Valley Inn at Apple Valley Ranchos, near Victorville, for a carefree, expense-free five-day honeymoon. very heart of home life, but Americans are a gregaropis race. They enjoy mingling. So the theater, besides being a central place of amusement, is a meeting place of the community. "I believe in Holiday Stage, in its aims and ideals, in its ambition to bring to Orange county the best in theatrical entertainment," Carmichael said. Los Miguelitos Plan Benefit Turkey Dinner Plans for a festive turkey dinner, April 26 at 7:15 p.m., at St. Michael's Episcopal church with Bishop James Campbell as guest speaker, were launched this week by Los Miguelitos, young people's group of the church. All proceeds will be given to the church for the expansion fund, it was announced. Dan Dodge was chosen chairman of the program committee and Pat Loly was named assistant chairman. Ardele Harrison was elected chairman of the decoration committee; Wanda Chambers and Joan Patrick, tickets, and Betty Dodge and Corinne Deverall, menu. Others attending the planning session in addition to those mentioned above were the Rev. and the women's chorus and vocal ensemble and the entire chorus. Baritone Duane Smith and violinist Virginia Casey were accompanists were Dorlyne Hochuli and Marion Pickwell of Anaheim. Set Telephone Hour Programs Launching its tenth year of radio broadcasting in mid-April, the Telephone Hour is scheduling several new features for this season to be heard each Monday night at 9 o'clock over NBC stations, R. J. Rossberg, Anaheim manager of the Pacific Telephone- and Telegraph Company stated. Soloists for the three remaining programs this month will be Nelson Eddy, Lily Pons and Zinc Francescatti. Accompanying the artists and presenting orchestra selections will be the 57-piece Bell Telephone orchestra directed by Donald Voorhees. This week Jussi Bjoerling, Sweden's tenor included on his repertory. Holiday Stage Signs Carmichael Kenn Carmichael signed a contract this week to return to Holiday Stage as head of the public relations department, assuring the organization national news coverage for its third year of professional stage productions in Tustin beginning June 27. For several years, Carmichael has been a contributor to leading American periodicals published in New York, Washington, D.C., and other leading eastern cities. In recent interview he stated, "A return of the public's interest in stage presentations is inevitable. The theatre has, since time began, been an integral part of family and cultural life. Even the earliest nomads, centering life around the open fire, dramatized the histories of their races. The church has always placed an emphasis upon drama, in its pulpit and in its social halls. Schools, libraries, clubs, all value the dramatic media in education and communication. True, television and radio bring drama into the All proceeds will be given to the church for the expansion fund, it was announced. Dan Dodge was chosen chairman of the program committee and Pat Loly was named assistant chairman. Ardele Harrison was elected chairman of the decoration committee; Wanda Chambers and Joan Patrick, tickets, and Betty Dodge and Corinne Deverall, menu. Others attending the planning session in addition to those mentioned above were the Rev. and Mrs. John K. Saville, Tom and Marguerite Harrison, Leonard Harvil, Doris Fewks, Kathleen Austin, Marge and Bob Long, Alex Deverall and Otis Fowler. The Right Rev. Campbell is Suffragen Bishop of the diocese of Los Angeles. JC Artists in Spring Festival Anaheim instrumentallists and vocalists participated in the Fullerton Junior college vocal department's annual spring music review held last night (Wednesday) in the college auditorium. Under the direction of C. Earl Narramore, the college chorus, women's chorus, men's vocal ensemble, women's vocal ensemble, men's glee club and vocal and instrumental soloists presented a varied program of popular and light classical music. Program highlights included "Now is the Hour"; a Maori Farewell song by Maewa Kalah backed by the men's vocal ensemble, and a duet "symphony" by Mandy Goff and Marvin Martin. Other selections were from Richard Rodgers' scintillating "Oklahoma" score—"The Surrey with the Fringe on Top", "Many a New Day", "Out of My Dreams", and "People Will Say", featuring Win Cooking School Prizes One Anaheim woman and two Garden Grove women were awarded prizes at the Food Festival School of Cookery, co-sponsored by the Santa Ana Register and the Southern California Edison Company, it was announced following the school's closing session last Thursday at the Broadway theatre Santa Ana. The theatre was overflowing with crowds which were accommodated partly by the Fox West Coast Theatre, that city, for the third morning session of the school. Some men were present in the great throngs of Orange county women. Recipient of a $59.50 Universal vacuum cleaner from the Home Appliance Company was Mrs. C.G. Stiles of 10721 East Lampson avenue, Garden Grove. Ivy Otta 11272 Paloma street, Garden Grove, was awarded a $32.50 Quaker lace tablecloth from Rankin's. Mrs. Mervin L. Bose, 1024 Katella avenue, Anaheim, received a set of kitchen knives. Demonstrations of modern cooking methods and descriptions of the step-by-step processes in preparing 12 recipes were given by Miss Edalene Stohr, lecturer for the three-day school, and Miss Doris Keefe, assistant lecturer. Prizes worth more than $400 were awarded during the culinary extravaganza. Music Party Is of your grand response to our Easter Sale we shall continue this sale with many additional values. OPEN FRI. & SAT. "TILL 8:30 P.M. 39" FRENCH CREPES Make your Easter outfit today, French crepe at this low price. 59¢ 36" PRINTED DIMITIES Lovely, cool, dainty material. It's a Special SPECIAL. Yd. only..... 59¢ PIQUES Sanforized pique in unusual designs that just came in. 69¢ OUTING FLANNEL 27" white. Expectant Mothers sew and save at this low price. 22¢ SEERSUCKER 36" wide, sanforized, in gorgeous spring plaids. A buy at Yd... 89¢ RAYON GABARDINE 42" wide. All colors. For a new spring suit. 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Recipiting in recitals of the old songs for the year's piano were Priscilla Cranston, pri-grade; Sharon Barnard, Stockwell, Bill Miller, Judy and Carol Van Verst, jun-mentary. Appearing on the pro-playing solos included Es-na Canales of Olive, Richard SEE "JUNE MAD" JUNIOR CLASS PLAY ... Starring ... JANICE SCHAMP and DAN DEMAREE Reserved seats tickets are on sale at the High School FRIDAY—APRIL 8—7:00 P.M. NAHEIM UNION HIGH SCHOOL AUDITORIUM General Adm. 40c Reserved Seats 60c by Mrs. Noel Mendoza, chairman of the nominating committee, at the meeting Tuesday evening at the Ebell clubhouse. The session convened at 7:45 o'clock. New officers named are: presi-dent, Mrs. George Fowler; vice-president, Mrs. Bill Wilmer; sec-ond vice-president, Mrs. Fred Fischle; recording secretary, Mrs. Glenn Lehmer; corresponding secr-tory, Mrs. Charles Endicott; treasurer, Miss Betty Dammers; curator, Mrs. Carl-Robertson; parliamentarian, Mrs. Henry Plou; membership chairman, Mrs. John Raber and auditor, Mrs. William Sutherland. Mrs. Kenneth Hellyer, senior advisor, invited all Junior members eligible for Senior Ebell to the regular main meeting and luncheon the first part of May. During the meeting, Mrs. William Hutton, Junior chairman of the flower show, distributed booklets of rules and classifications for the forthcoming flower show. She invited the public to enter flower exhibits. ADDITIONAL SOCIETY NEWS PLEASE TURN TO PAGE 8 FOR Iquana Lizard 16.50 MONDAY THRU FRIDAY 9:30 to 5:30 e S. Q. R. Store Pret-ty smooth! 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