anaheim-gazette 1950-03-30

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The evening's entertainment planned in two parts, the first being a program of classical music with Miss Gania Demaree's A pella choir, composed of the mony Kings and the Mozart of the Girls' Glee club, the Harriettes, the Boys' Glee club sing with three outstanding soloists. Freshman Delores Giardino prano, will be one of the featured soloists. She also sings the roteic lead in the operetta, Sophia Marilyn Miller, junior, will sing Greig composition. Marilyn daughter of the Verner J. Mitchell is the fifth of their daughters to a member of the Mozart AUHS music honor society. The tone Jim Wright, senior, whently won a music scholarship at the University of Redlands, also be heard as a soloist in first part of the program. Program for Mozart Concert For the first half of the course the program includes the following: "Rejoice Ye Christians Ily" by Bach, "Adoremus Te Palestrina and "Let Thy Presence" by Tschesnokoff all DELIGHTFUL - DIFFERENT RUM BABAS (French Rum Cakes) Heat and serve with Whipped Cream To Complete Your Dinner Fancifood PRESERVED FRUIT Watermelon - Orange Cantaloupe To Add Zest to Your Cooking! Spice Island Line of Fine SPICES and HERBS IMPORTED and DOMESTIC CHEESE For Easter Gift Giving ... SCHRAFT EASTER CANDIES MAC'S BEVERAGES "Always in Good Spirits" 247 W. CENTER ANA. 6452 ELECT L. N. 'PETE' LUCIEN N. WISSER to the ANAHEIM to the ANAHEIM CITY COUNCIL TUESDAY, APRIL 11 AN INDEPENDENT CANDIDATE WITH A LONG RECORD OF CIVIC LEADERSHIP — A LIFE - LONG RESIDENT — FAMILIAR WITH OUR CITY AND ITS PROBLEMS. Sponsored by WISSER-FOR-COUNCIL COMMITTEE Social and Club Activities Mozart Concert Night at High School Combined choral groups of Anaheim Union high school will preside tonight, Thursday, and to show the long-awaited Mozart concert and the operetta, "Countrystyle Special." The evening's entertainment is based in two parts, the first being a program of classical music by Miss Gania Demaree's A Cahoon choir, composed of the Harriet Kings and the Mozart choir, Girls' Glee club, the Harmonies, the Boys' Glee club singing three outstanding soloists. Freshman Delores Giardino, soho, will be one of the featured artists. She also sings the romance in the operetta, Soprano Silyn Miller, junior, will sing a song composition. Marilyn Wright of the Verner J. Millers, the fifth of their daughters to be member of the Mozart club, HS music honor society. Bari-Jim Wright, senior, who really won a music scholarship to University of Redlands, will be heard as a soloist in the part of the program. Program for Mozart Concert For the first half of the concert program includes the follow- "Rejoice Ye Christians Loudly by Bach," "Adoremus Te" by Estrina and "Let Thy Holy Service" by Tschesnokoff all pre- “Breakers Off Barranquilla” by Clokey and “Swing Low” in an arrangement by Montague will be sung by the Mozart choir after which Marilyn Miller will sing Greig’s “A Dream.” Clokey’s “Snow Legend” and “Father William” by Fine will be presented by the Harmonettes. Marilyn Schimming and Dan Demáree will play “Two Piano Preludes” by Gershwin in a duo-piano selection. To close the first half of the program the Boys’ Glee club will present Sibelius’ “On Great Lone Hills,” “Round-up Lullaby” arranged by Lyman and “De Animals” arranged by Bartholomew. The second half of the program will present “Country Style Special,” the operetta. Tickets are being sold by all choral students of the high school and are being reserved in the main office at a small additional charge. Florence Carroll New President VFW Auxiliary Florence Carroll was elected president for the coming year of the VFW Auxiliary at their meeting on Monday night at the VFW hall at 106 North Philadelphia street. Emma Heckman is the new senior vice-president and Dorothy Mallonee is junior vice-president. Minnie Harvey was elected treasurer and Mary Fordyce will be the new chaplain. Conductress is Martha Russell and Ida Trendle was made a three-year trustee. Emma Daniel will be guard. President-elect Carroll then made the following appointments: Opal Walter, secretary; Ruth Schilling, musician; Vinnie Swallow, assistant musician; Helen Street. Good Values at Thrift Sale The doors opened this morning, Thursday, on the Anaheim Assistance League’s Thrift shop with shoppers shoving in a typical mob scene to get to the fantastic bargains. Purses are all fifteen cents—women’s chapeaux for a quarter and a large choice of your man’s Easter tie for ten cents. Household appliances included a washing machine and a vacuum cleaner. A table of infant’s wear included some new soakers. Costume jewelry and odd buttons galore! One table is piled high with lingerie and another holds men’s unmentionables and sweaters. The linen table is replete with everything from damask napkins to pot holders and to complete your spring table there’s a large choice of pottery and glassware at ridiculously low prices. One basket holds shoes of every size and shape. Several large racks hold children’s wear, evening clothes, women’s suits and dresses, women’s coats and men’s suits. Decorating one wall is a beautiful quilt which will be awarded to some lucky person attending the thrift shop. The sale will last through Saturday and all proceeds from the benefit will go toward the Assistance League’s usual yearly philanthropies. P-TA Council Meets at Home of Mrs. Emory Simon Mrs. R. Hein, president, called the P-TA council to order on Friday, March 24, at the home of Mrs. Emory Simon on North Zeyn street. Inspirational and the new students of the local schools come year were introduced. Mrs. Victor Brown, press, the high school P-TA, open discussion on the “Necessity Dental Program to Include High School.” A further gation into the program is made by the members. Annual reports were made Miss E. Kate Rae was appointed to the council of the newly Citizens’ Advisory Committee Ted Bourne was appointed man of records. March 31 is the deadline registering for attendance convention. It will be held ta Cruz this year during the part of May. A potluck luncheon was at noon after the business was concluded. Hertha Togel Surprise Bride The surprise wedding on 18 of Hertha Togel and F. MacLachlan took place Methodist church in Yumzona, with the Rev. Clark Holland officiating. The bride wore a spring-a soft chartreuse shade for o’clock ceremony. Her accents were in a darker shade and monzing brown tone. The bride, daughter of Togel of 760 North Zeyn is a graduate of Oceanschool and Fullerton Jurge. Mr. MacLachlan is of Mrs. Henrietta MacLachlan 524 East Sycamore and Anaheim Union high school. The newlywed spent touring Arizona and retiring Anaheim a few days ago. Program for Mozart Concert for the first half of the concert program includes the following: "Rejoice Ye Christians Loudby Bach, 'Adoremus Te' by Destrina and 'Let Thy Holy Resence' by Tschesnokoff all preceded by the A Capella choir. Desis Giardino will sing 'One Fine from 'Madame Butterfly.' Girls' Glee club will sing the Artisan' by Ware, "The Lightingale' by Tschaikowsky and Holiday Song' by Schuman. Wes Wright will render "Pillans Song' by Tschaikowsky. Tri-Hi-Y Leaders Dinner Guests Leaders of the Tri-Hi-Y clubs were honored at a dinner on Monday evening at the Mother Colony House restaurant given by the women's advisory committee for girls' work of the YMCA. The girls thus honored were freshmen, Gwen Harlow and Beverly Fast; Pippy Leigh and Phyllis Herman from the sophomore class; juniors, Shirley Harris and Velma Harris, and senior leaders, Ruth Demaree and Jerry Homan. Mrs. W. E. Whiteman, president of the woman's board, was in charge of the evening which was in recognition of the volunteer services of these leaders. The program included thanks by Nan Moore, girls' work secretary, in which she dramatized some of the experiences in leading Tri-Hi-Y clubs in original poetic form. Celia Bonney gave two lovely readings after which an inspirational talk was given by Tommy Thomason, general secretary of the YMCA. Mr. Thomason concluded his talk by singing Bremer's "Be the Best of Whatever You Are." In addition to the honored guests, the following members of the woman's board were present at in which she dramatized some of the experiences in leading Tri-Hi-Y clubs in original poetic form. Celia Bonney gave two lovely readings after which an inspirational talk was given by Tommy Thomason, general secretary of the YMCA. Mr. Thomason concluded his talk by singing Bremer's "Be the Best of Whatever You Are." In addition to the honored guests, the following members of the woman's board were present at the dinner: Mesdames W. E. Whiteman, Charles Pannier, Frank Kellogg, John Wood, Al Casebeer, O. G. Thomason, W. J. Lewellyn, Harry G. Nutt, H. R. Fox, Richard Ryan, A. Dayton Smith, Warren Ashleigh, C. L. Spencer, Harwood Larson and Truman Stuard. Charlotte Phinney Married to Herman Anderson Miss Charlotte Phinney, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Phinney of Balboa Island, and Herman Anderson, Jr., son of the H. A. Andersons of Yorba Linda, were united in marriage by the Rev. Alec Nichols recently in the chapel of the First Methodist church in Santa Ana. For the double ring ceremony, the bride wore traditional white satin and was attended by Miss Jean MacCallum as maid of honor. Bridesmaids were Mrs. Rosie Phinney, sister-in-law of the bride, Barbara Stovall and Joyan Anderson, sister of the bridegroom. The attendants were all gowned in light blue taffeta and carried bouquets of daisies and roses. Best man was Robert Burke and usher duties were performed by Curtis Phinney, William Bryant, Robert Janeway, Martin Echeto and Malcolm Perkins. The young couple are honeymooning in Yosemite and upon their return will reside in Yorba Linda. Foreign Setting For Ebell's Parisian Parade It was a true "Parisian Parade" on Saturday at the Ebell clubhouse when the Junior Ebell club presented their annual benefit bridge and fashion tea for charity. The spectators sat in sidewalk cafes and watched the professional models step from the ocean liner at Cherbourg, clad in appropriate suits and topcoats. From there they entrained to the French Riviera where active and spectator sport clothes, cocktails and late afternoon gowns, and ball dresses were modeled, all in "high style." Gaye Suzanne furnished the clothes for the show of which Mrs. Fred Fischle was the general chairman. Mrs. Gilbert Kuenzli commentated, appropriate background music adding color to the program. The flowers and corsages in evidence were spectacular and caused much favorable comment. Door prizes went to Lois Berryman who claimed a mantle clock donated by Kendrick's Jewelry; Anita Callens took home a pressure cooker that came from Aaron Schultz Furniture; an innerspring mattress from Anaheim Mattress Factory was the prize for Norma Goodrich; Schneider Appliances donated an electric iron that was won by Gertrude Hubbard; Mrs. C. R. Brandon won a set of Santa Anita dinnerware from Mitchell's and Mrs. Al Van der Worth was the excited recipient of an electric blanket from Garey's. The success of the party was in no small measure due to the chairmen of the committees and their workers. The following headed the Hauck, serving; Mrs. Bill Wilmer, fashion show; Mrs. G. M. Bagnard, publicity; Mrs. Henry Plou, food; Mrs. John Daniel, raffle; Mrs. Joe Neighbors, decorating; Mrs. James Reinert, table; Mrs. D. B. Baker, advertising, and Mrs. John Hellyer, reservations. Proceeds from the show will go toward the purchase of an electrocardiograph for the proposed Orange county rheumatic fever clinic. 20-30 Club Sees Tobacco Auction Bryan Hoveor, Orange county representative of the American Tobacco Company, entertained the Anaheim 20-30 club on Tuesday evening at Mother's Kitchen with a movie showing a tobacco auction in progress. President Wilton Collier presided with Mel Eberhard as program chairman. Guests included Wilbur Herman from Anaheim and Al Pollock, president of the Santa Ana 20-30 club. A joint meeting with the Santa Ana club will be held here on April 19 with the ladies invited as special guests. Trade in Anaheim and save! The bride, daughter of Adolf Togel of 760 North Zeyn street, is a graduate of Oceanside high school and Fullerton Junior college. Mr. MacLachlan is the son of Mrs. Henrietta MacLachlan of 24 East Sycamore and attended Anaheim Union high school. The newlyweds spent a week touring Arizona and returned to Anaheim a few days ago. For Christmas shopping, consult a column of the Gazette. The success of the party was in no small measure due to the chairmen of the committees and their workers. The following headed the named committees: Mrs. Alden EHLERS KEYS BICYCLES SAW FILING LAWNMOWERS Salves and Service Repairing and Welding 419 W. Center Phone 2759 Anaheim EASTER SUNDAY APRIL 9th DICKEY TWEED SUITS DIORITY TWEED SUITS Rugged, durable, Tweed Suits are built to take the toughest kind of wear. A casual flattering suit to please any man. Coat can be worn with odd slacks $3950 SEE THEM IN OUR WINDOWS SWANBERGER'S STORE FOR MEN ANAHEIM