anaheim-gazette 1950-11-29

Jackie Hatfield Houston Honored at Delightful Post Nuptial Shower Mrs. Jackie Hatfield Houston, bride of Robert Houston of Santa Ana was honored at a post-nuptial shower last night at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. George Hatfield of 211 So. Kroeger st. Hostess for the evening were Miss Carol Steele and Miss Paula Doretti. Marriage ceremony took place November 4. A miniature bridal doll took the place of honor on the mantel. Camellias decorated the room with a fresh, pink aura. Individual trays with coffee, ice cream, cake, nuts and candies were served to each person. Guests included Mrs. George Hatfield; Joan Cahill, formerly of Anaheim and now attending Glendale College; Betty Albin, Barbara Lemke; Mrs. Kay Kroeger Watkins; Mrs. June Harding Hanson; Mrs. Marcia Liebhart Jackman; Virginia Harrington; Mrs. Maxine Craemer; Mrs. Eugene Botts; Mrs. Pearl Duval; Mrs. Frank Doretti; and Mrs. Lillian Carter. Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Zimmerman, 805 S. Los Angeles st., were host for a late Thanksgiving dinner. Climax of the evening came when daughter Ruth Zimmermann and Robert Stack of Los Angeles announced their engagement: Future plans will be announced later. Guests for the dinner were Mr. and Mrs. Robert Zimmermann of Los Angeles, Mr. and Mrs. Richard Zimmermann of Santa Barbara, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Zimmermann, Embroider the Holy Family in glowing colors for added richness and distinction to your home. This panel was inspired from many paintings made of this subject. You may create your masterpiece in needle-painting. Pattern envelope No. R2022 contains hot-iron transfer for design measuring 9 by 13 inches color 805 S. Los Angeles st., were host for a late Thanksgiving dinner. Climax of the evening came when daughter Ruth Zimmermann and Robert Stack of Los Angeles announced their engagement: Future plans will be announced later. Guests for the dinner were Mr. and Mrs. Robert Zimmermann of Los Angeles, Mr. and Mrs. Richard Zimmermann of Santa Barbara, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Zimmermann, two sons, Johnnie and Paulie of Inglewood; Mr. and Mrs. Carl Zimmermann and son Jimmie of Anaheim. Thanksgiving Day brought a little girl into the James Millard household. She was born Nov. 23 at Fullerton general hospital. Parents reside at 239 Evelyn dr. Go to Church Sunday Embroider the Holy Family in glowing colors for added richness and distinction to your home. This panel was inspired from many paintings made of this subject. You may create your masterpiece in needle-painting. Pattern envelope No. R2022 contains hot-iron transfer for design measuring 9 by 13 inches, color chart, material requirements, stitch illustrations and finishing directions. To obtain this pattern, send 20 cents plus 5 cents for first-class mailing, in coins, giving pattern number, your name, address and zone number to Peggy Roberts, Analieim Gazette, 367 W. Adams St., Chicago 6, Ill. Seem too early for Christmas shopping? Actually it is later than you think, so if you need to be put in a Christmas mood, how about some holiday baking? It is fruit cake time right now. These luscious, rich cakes—than which there is nothing finer—traditionally are packed away to age for at least three weeks after baking. Having to be made in advance of the holidays is a point in their favor because they are out of the way before the inevitable Christmas rush starts. Fruit cakes make wonderful gifts and although they require quite a long list of ingredients, are actually very simple to make. The following recipe is my favorite. It is the result of extensive experimental work at the University of Minnesota and in the opinion of the experts there, makes the best possible holiday fruit cake. VERY BEST FRUIT CAKE ¼ lb. citron ¼ lb. lemon peel ¼ lb. orange peel ½ lb. candied cherries 2 cups nutmeats ½ lb. dates ½ lb. candied pineapple ½ lb. raisins ¼ lb. dry coconut ½ lb. shortening ½ cup sugar ½ cup honey 5 eggs LANE Color Chests No. 2525—Massive American Walnut trimmed with striking New Guinea Wood. Self-rising tray. $49.95 SEE OUR Special LANE WINDOW! The Gift so sweet with sentiment... For Daughter, Sweetheart, Wife, Mother, Sister. Join a LANE Lay-Away Club... Choose her Cedar Chest NOW—Pay Later! Large Selection of HASSOCKS All Colors and Sizes $3.95 to $15.95 Lay Away Until Christmas No. 2543—Smart design in Figured Blonde Finish. Removable self-rising tray with Jocked Jewel Compartment. $59.95 Aaron Schultz "Your Christmas Gift Store" Phone 301 W. CENTER Easy Terms CAME See our Large Selection of new BERNICE BODDY — EMPEROR WILHELM AMABILIS — P Many Now BOTTS N LANDSCAPE C We Give Gold 1228 Lincoln Ave. Music Educator Addresses County Choral Guild An inspirational talk on church music was given Monday evening at the Fullerton Presbyterian church by John Burke, minister of music at the First Baptist church, Los Angeles. Speaking before the Orange County Chapter of the California Choral Conductors Guild, Burke stressed the fact that before conductors can be successful in organizing their choir, they must carefully analyze their own situations and organize themselves but the most important phase is, the promotion of group spirit. He particularly emphasized the importance of children's choirs singing regularly and having an important place in the worship service. Of particular interest to the Guild members was an outline by Mr. Burke of his own choir program which has proven to be very successful. Following the talk, time was given to answering many questions asked by interested choral directors. Preceding the speaker, a fine dinner was prepared and served by the ladies of the Fullerton Presbyterian church. Dr. Hunter, pastor of the host church, gave a welcome message to the group. Bill Davis, chairman of the Los Angeles Philharmonic Orchestra membership sales, told of the three presbyterian women’s fellowship are putting finishing touches on it for their bazaar Friday and this point the sale promises to well worth their efforts. This afternoon a group is work at the home of Mrs. Lumsden completing decorations which will be sold in the courthouse. Earlier this week the ladies to press and price aprons at home of Mrs. Clarence Richardson on Evelyn Drive. Chairman of apron sewing committee is Mrs. C. R. Dickey who is assisted Mrs. H. P. Nixon, president; Mrs. E. W. Kind, general chairmrs. O. W. Eager. Booth chairmen met yesterday at the Eager home on N. Clemmett st., to price baby gifts, towels, novelties and white phants. Attending were Mrs. M Faumberger, Mrs. Kurt Epss Mrs. C. W. Graybeal, Mrs And Minder, Mrs Howard Schaeffers Mrs. E. W. Kind and Mrs. C Dickey. All chairman are requested outstanding concerts to be given the county this season. President David Young clothe meeting by asking all to sing the hymn “O Ma Let Me Walk With Thee.” Little Susan Webster, 3½-year-old far-off Fairbanks, Alaska, chats with a friend from Pole during a visit in Wenatchee, Washington. The youngster, daughter of an Alaskan pilot, flew un- to Wenatchee to spend the holidays with her grandpar-associated Press Wirephoto. Home-Makers' Forum By JOAN S. WHITE Gazette Home Economist Early for Christmas actually it is laterink, so if you need to Christmasy mood, how holiday baking? Cake time right now.rous, rich cakes—thanis nothing finer—trave packed away to age at three weeks aftering to be made in adde holidays is a pointvor because they areaway before the inevitable rush starts. Kes make wonderful although they requireg list of ingredients,very simple to make.owing recipe is myis the result of experimental work at theof Minnesota and inof the experts there,best possible holiday EST FRUIT CAKE on peel rage peel died cherries tmeats lied pineapple ns coconut tening sugar hey fruit until all fruit is well covered. Line an oiled baking tin withthree layers of waxed paper. Letone-third inch of paper extendabove all sides of the pan. Pourall the batter into the pan lightly. Do not flatten. Bake at 250degrees for four hours. To keep the cake from dryingout while baking, place a flat pancontaining two cups of water inthe bottom of the oven whilebaking the cake. When the cake is done, coolslightly and remove the paper.To give the cake a pretty glaze,boil white corn syrup for aboutthirty seconds and then apply tothe fruit cake. When the cake isthoroughly cold, wrap it ina cloth moistened in brandy andstore in aluminum foil or otherairtight container. These directions produce onefive pound fruit cake. If you wish, the batter may be dividedinto smaller tins which willrequire only about two hours baking time. StantonItems Mr. and Mrs. Carl J. Weisnerhave bought the Jack Rutledgeproperty on Main and Court st. IT'S FROM PRE-CI SA COATS Valuesto 49.95 Coats and suitstock of newpopular woolebeautifully ta PRE Worsited woo gabardines! Reduced for q colors. Dress Spring. Wom Second Floor Fashions GIVE HOSIERY Made Right HereinANAHEIM Trimfit Stanton Items Mr. and Mrs. Carl J. Weisner have bought the Jack Rutledge property on Main and Court st. They are remodling the house and adding an outdoor patio. They moved here from 1436 Argonne, Long Beach. Weisner is one of the owners of a large fishing boat and spends most of his time fishing in Mexican waters. Mrs. Frank Bowman and her year old daughter, Annette, left two weeks ago for an extended visit in Sudan, Texas. Bowman is in Bakersfield with the Superior Oil Company. The King Rutledges, 7511 E. Cerritos ave., were hosts at a turkey dinner Thanksgiving Day. In addition to their grandaughter, (Continued on Page 6) CAMELLIAS Large Selection of new and unusual varieties including: BERNICE BODDY — JULIA DRAYTON EMPEROR WILHELM — ALBA PLENA AMABILIS — PROF. SARGENT Many Now In Bloom BOTTS NURSERY LANDSCAPE CONTRACTORS We Give Gold Bond Stamps Lincoln Ave. Phone Anaheim 5450 Made Right Here in ANAHEIM Trimfit of california NYLONS 60-GAUGE 15-DENIER 1.95 Everyone is talking about the thrilling beauty and exceptional quality of these TRIMFIT NYLONS, MADE IN ANAHEIM with the newest and most modern knitting machines. Our own hosiery girls are wearing these sheer (60-gauge 15-denier stockings and they are enthusiastic over the long wearing qualities. Fill every Christmas heed now! Choose from two popular shades. Gift Hosiery • Street Floor The SQR Store Presbyterian Women Work on Last Minute Preparations for Bazaar Friday Members of the Presbyterian Women's Fellowship are busily finishing touches on items their bazaar Friday and from point the sale promises to be worth their efforts. Afternoon a group is at the home of Mrs. J. J. Golden completing decorations that will be sold in the country. This week the ladies met press and price aprons at the office of Mrs. Clarence Richardson Wellyn Drive. Chairman of the sewing committee is Mrs. Dickey who is assisted by H. P. Nixon, president; Mrs. Kind, general chairman; D. W. Eager. With chairmen met yesterday at Eager home on N. Clemenett., to price baby gifts, tea, novelties and white pleats. Attending were Mrs. F. J.berger, Mrs. Kurt Epstein, C. W. Graybeal, Mrs. Andrew Erer, Mrs. Howard Schaeffler, E. W. Kind and Mrs. C. R. Byrne. Chairman are requested to attend concerts to be given in county this season. President David Young closed meeting by asking all to join singing the hymn "O Master Me Walk With Thee." Be at the Ebell clubhouse at 8 a.m., Friday to set up booths and be ready for the 11 a.m., opening. Personal Items In last night's issue of the Gazette it was incorrectly stated that Magnolia P-TA board meeting would be held this afternoon. The meeting is tonight at 7:30 p.m., at the home of Mrs. James Allen, 8112 E. Ball rd. Junior Ebell club general meeting will be held at the clubhouse Dec. 5 at 7:45 p.m. The Christmas party will be held at this time under sponsorship of new members. Shirley Dougan is general chairman, Betty Berk is in charge of entertainment; Alma Hall, decorating and Mary Jeter, food. All persons planning to attend are asked to bring a 50 cent gift for a needy child. John Rockwell, 7511 E. Cerritos, who has had heart trouble will be in the Orange county general hospital for, at least, two more weeks. Mrs. John Gautschy, his daughter, believes he is greatly improved. Tuberculosis can be cured. Craft Meetings for Scout Leaders Well Attended Mrs. Raymond Hathaway, president of the Girl Scout Leader's Club, reports excellent attendance at their monthly meetings, where a program of acquiring craft knowledge has been instituted. On October 2nd Mrs. D. R. Dickenson and Mrs. Ruth Robinson taught textile painting. At the following meeting, held late in October, Mrs. John Myers showed the club how to do leaf-clay pieces. The November meeting found Mrs. Ed Cook conducting the club in coil-clay work. The members have expressed their approval and enjoyment of these craft-work sessions, states Mrs. Hathaway. A short business meeting was held this week to appoint a nominating committee consisting of Mrs. John Bovee, Mrs. Leonard Kliever, and Mrs. Ray Cheatum to prepare a slate for the January election of officers. Next Girl Scout Leader's Club meeting will be held January 22, 7:30 p.m., at the Fremont Junior high cafeteria. Super-Teens of the White Temple church will meet Dec. 1, at 2:30 p.m., in the church parlor. A special program has been arranged. PRE-CHRISTMAS SALE OF COATS and SUITS Values to 49.95 Coats and suits from well-known makers! Every garment taken from our regular stock of new Fall and Winter styles. Tweeds! Fleeces! Gabardines and other popular woolens! Long Coats! Shorties! Suits in a wide variety of wools! Suits, beautifully tailored with clever details. Women's, Misses sizes. PRE-CHRISTMAS SALE OF DRESSES Values to 19.95 Worsted wool dressmaker; Versailles! Rayon crepes and gabardines! Dresses made of regular stools sharply reduced for quick selling. 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