anaheim-gazette 1950-12-11

College Small Talk By JACKIE CUSHING Fullerton Hornet's are already buzzing with Christmas activity, as well as anticipating the coming two week leave of absence from classes and homework, slated to begin Friday. Very few students have mapped out a life of ease and relaxation during the vacation though. Working People Many a student will leave boots behind and become a sales clerk, first class, during the pre-Xmas rush and Anaheimers are had at work even now. Jeanne Starr is all tied up in the wrapping department of the SQR store, while friend Connie Woods sells gimics in the notions department. An out-of-door type of man is Curtis Meade, who is selling Christmas trees while waiting for Santa. In the Kress store there are so many Fullerton JC'ers that its confusing just who is there. Seen busily waiting on customers Saturday night were Pat Sullivan, Joan Robinson, Joan Bruce and Ruth Martens. Going Formal Saturday night was the evening of the biggest dance of the year at Fullerton, the annual Christmas Formal. Carroll Wax and his nine piece orchestra provided a Christmas Symphony of music for the couple to dance to in the Christmas wonderland, usually known as the high school gym, but transformed for the evening by a hard working social committee, headed by Carol Rich. Honorable mention should go to the Hornet band, even though it's a bit overdue, for the grand showing during the football season and in the parades they took part in. First place in the Junior college division of the All-Western Band Review was awarded these high steppers to make it the fourth consecutive first place win for them. The latest performance of the 44 band members, led by drum major Duane White and majorettes, Shirley Gatling, Darlene Morris and Diane Robinson, was during the halftime activities at the Little Rose Bowl game December 9, where Long Beach and Boise junior college met for a football classic. Orangethorpe P-TA Members Enjoy Annual Dinner Past presidents of the Orangethorpe Parent-Teacher Association met at the home of Mrs. R. J. Brown, W. Orangethorpe, recently for their annual Christmas dinner and party. "Santa" visited the party and distributed gifts. Younger Set Stages Fashion Preview At Junior Ebell Annual Party It would be difficult to say who enjoyed it more, the engaging children who paraded the latest fashions for youngsters Saturday at the Junior Ebell club's children's fashion show, or the enthusiastic audience who attended the party. Vickie Loudon and daughters, Kathy and Gretene modeled sun dresses in mother and daughter fashions. What the well dressed girl will wear while waiting for Santa Claus was shown by Cassey Mellette, resplendent in a pink lounging robe with matching pa Orangethorpe P-TA Members Enjoy Annual Dinner Past presidents of the Orangethorpe Parent-Teacher Association met at the home of Mrs. R. J. Brown, W. Orangethorpe, recently for their annual Christmas dinner and party. "Santa" visited the party and distributed gifts. Guests of the group were Mr. and Mrs. Homer Clever, Mr. and Mrs. Hans Jager and Mrs. Vangelia Rainey. Members and their families present were Mr. and Mrs. Charles Peekham, Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Parker, Mr. and Mrs. Pete Hilltscher, Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Porter, Robert Parker, Bud Porter, James Brown and Mrs. R. J. Brown. Younger Set Stages Fashion Preview At Junior Ebell Annual Party It would be difficult to say who enjoyed it more, the engaging children who paraded the latest fashions for youngsters Saturday at the Junior Ebell club's children's fashion show, or the enthusiastic audience who attended the party. One thing was certain, clothes for the younger set this year are utterly captivating. With Claire Larson as commentator, fashions from the Betty Rose shop delighted the audience throughout the afternoon. Opening curtain revealed Gary and Gail Ringwald seated before a large decorated Christmas tree heaped with presents. Clad in bright pajamas they remained on stage throughout the program, adding a festive mood to the presentation. Dressed as Huck Finn, Stevie Remert was appealing in levi's, plaid shirt, straw hat, fishing pole and bandaged toe. Heralding the coming season, Vickie Loudon and daughters, Kathy and Greichen modeled sun dresses in mother and daughter fashions. What the well dressed girl will wear while waiting for Santa Claus was shown by Cassey Mellette, resplendent in a pink lounging robe with matching pajamas and slippers. Judy Maas was the typical school girl in skirt and twin sweater set. Larry Larson wore a Hopalong Cassidy outfit, and Pamela and Janet Kier were applauded for their attractive sister suits. Party dresses were shown by Linda Ralston, Judy Weaver, Judy Ohanion and Pamela Fowler. Smartest in little boys dress suits were worn by Billy Little and Peter Ganahl. Adding their youthful charms to the show were Wendy Hellyer, Valarie Sowder, Mary Larson, Bobby Wines, Ruth Wines, Judy Simpson, Tina Hughes, Renette Wallace, Connie Souder, Yvonne Hellyer and Pearl Ohanion. Door prizes, awarded during the afternoon, were won by Mrs. David Clark and Mrs. Sidney Adler. Preceding the show, welcome was extended by Mrs. D. B. Baker, president of the club, who thanked Mrs. George Fowler, general chairman of the afternoon. Christmas time theme was carried out in the attractively decorated tables set with red and white covers with matching tallies. Fat red candles, used as centerpieces, were later awarded as table prizes for bridge and canasta. Responsible for the delightful affair were Mrs. Ken Wines, fashion show chairman; Mrs. John Raber, reservations; Mrs. John Hellyer and Mrs. Don Gordon, decorations; Mrs. Charles Endicott, food and serving; Mrs. James Hendricks, tables, and Mrs. Ralph Maas, publicity. At Mitchell’s Treasure House of Gifts you’ll find a hoard of the loveliest things for the home...for her...for him and even some kiddies’ things. Hurry in for a fine selection. Gifts wrapped beautifully. CANDLES for your table, Christmas styled and plain, for the cheeriest time ever. They make lovely gifts for a grab bag, too. Our selection of glassware is of the finest. Everything from patio and western glassware to the finest modern table settings. Canasta players, Attention! Here you will find Our selection of glassware is of the finest. Everything from patio and western glassware to the finest modern table settings. Canasta players, Attention! Here you will find complete accessories for your favorite game. Cards, tray, table covers, score pads, pencils, etc. Wooden bowls . . . the delight of every woman. We also carry a lovely line of Solana-Ware bowls for patio serving. Also everything for the Bar-B-Q and outside pleasure. Dinnerware, the gift she will cherish. Many lovely patterns from which to choose. We can help you set your Christmas table with traditional, modern, or casual dinnerware. Mitchell's Treasure House of Gifts 239 W. Center St. Anaheim 4648 Raber, reservations; Mrs. John Hellyer and Mrs. Don Gordon, decorations; Mrs. Charles Endicott, food and serving; Mrs. James Hendricks, tables, and Mrs. Ralph Maas, publicity. Featuring . . . Gifts for infants and children to 6 years For Her . . . BLOUSES DRESSES . . . casual—adorable cottons LINGERIE HOSE ROBES - HOUSECOATS TOYS FOR WEE ONES! Ballard's Formerly Vella Ann Shop 105 W. Center St. Phyllis Lawrence, Edward Wedin, Jr. Announce Marriage Mr. and Mrs. Henry V. Graham of 1339 S. Van Ness, Santa Ana, announce the marriage of their youngest daughter Phyllis June to Lawrence Edward Wedin, Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence D. Wedin of 516 N. Vine st., Anaheim. The young couple were married Nov. 4, in Yuma, Arizona, by Rev. Arthur Rose of Yuma, Arizona, and are making their home at 929 N. Lemon st., apt. B. A shower was held recently for the young bride at the home of Mrs. John C. Hiserodt of 1133 W. Broadway. Attending were Mrs. Henry Graham, mother of the bride, Mrs. Lawrence Wedin, mother of the bridegroom, Miss Neva Wedin, Mrs. Steven Kish, Mrs. Jack Van Verst, Mrs. Charles Duncan, Miss Betty Van Verst of Anaheim, Mrs. A. A. Thrasher, Mrs. H. A. Wilmot, Mrs. J. E. Thompson of Santa Ana and Mrs. Cliford Osbun of Buena Park. Unable to attend but sending gifts were, Mrs. John Wiersma, Miss Mary Thompson of Santa Ana, Mrs. James Duntin, Mrs. Perry Doepke, Mrs. Ruth Doepke and Mrs. John Pool, grandmother of the bridegroom, of Anaheim; Mrs. Edward Thomas, Mrs. Wesley Liech of Buena Park and Mrs. J. P. Wedin of Genesee, Idaho, grandmother of the bridegroom. BIRTHDAY PARTY—Joyce Daoust celebrated her birthday home, 118 E. South st. Helping her observe the occasion are, Yvonne Osborne, Joyce, Carol Ann Gay and Keren Bever. Jackie Rich, Janette Elem, Byron Gunderson, Sharon Casada HAM-NOODLE CASSEROLE 2 ounces wide noodles 1 cup diced or ground cooked ham or luncheon meat 1 cup coarse dry bread crumbs and milk. Season with pepper and pour into buttered 1½-quart baking dish. For the topping, melt butter, add fluffy crumbs and cheese, mix well, and sprinkle over mixture. Bake in moderately hot oven (375 degrees) about minutes, until lightly broiled Serves 4 to 6. Or Use Seafood Instead of the ham or luncheon meat in the recipe above, 7-ounce can of tuna (or seafood). Then proceed as desired. Hard-cooked eggs, cut quarters, make a good addition to teresting color. Fremont Christmas Program to be 'Bigger and Better' Says P-TA Group A spectacular Christmas program has been planned by Fremont school children this year with the presentation scheduled for Friday Dec. 15 at 7:30 p.m. in the school auditorium. Open to the public, as well as parents and friends, the exceptional production is being arranged by Miss Lucia Upp, Mrs. Mildred Lucas, Miss Harriet Schadewald, and A. E. Bourne. J. L. Drennon and W. A. Schmitt are handling props. Refreshments will be served to the children and guests at a nominal cost with proceeds to be placed in the ways and means treasury. Home made cakes, hot chocolate and coffee are planned. Featured in the large cast are Sandra Sangster, Karen Brana, Jcanne Reese, Sammy Loara, Freddie Roberts, Le Roy Garay, Rudy Valencia, Carol Swank, Zoe Fort, Merle Meyer, Dixie Heffern. The children will appear in a series of Christmas winter scenes including "winter," "bells," "trees," "church," and "Star of Bethlehem." Chorus of 85 children's voices will handle the inspiring Christmas music to accompany the program. Medical Auxiliary Hears Cancer Talk See... Ballard's will remain open every night 'til 8:30 from tonight until Christmas For your shopping convenience Santa just stored lots of pretty things at Ballards & new stock is arriving daily. Hats for infants and children to 6 years - Her... - HOUSES ... casual—dressy - Favorable cottons - GERIE - BEES - HOUSECOATS - HATS FOR WEE ONES! Ballard's Formerly Vella Ann Shop W. Center St. Phone 3361 Medical Auxiliary Hears Cancer Talk The December meeting of the Woman's Auxiliary to the Orange county Medical Association was held at the home of Mrs. John B. Unger, 1962 S.W. La Cucsta dr., Lemon Heights. Dr. Mildred Wehrly, Therapeutic Radiologist of the Orange county hospital, and a member of the executive board of the American Cancer Society, spoke to the members on "Cancer." She was introduced by Mrs. Richard Preston of Santa Ana. Mrs. John Montanus, president of the Auxiliary presided at the business meeting which preceded Dr. Wehrly's talk. After the meeting tea was served at a table beautifully decorated with Christmas greens and colored holiday decorations, Mrs. Samuel Gendel and Mrs. Donald F. Bauman of Fullerton poured. Mrs. Merrill Hollingsworth of Santa Ana was hostess for the afternoon, assisted by Mrs. Luther Davison, Mrs. Milton Maxwell, Mrs. Walter Saul, Mrs. Bennett R. Berkhausen, Mrs. George W. Hawkins, Mrs. Charles Spicer, Mrs. F. H. Schroeder, and Mrs. Paul H. Freeman of Santa Ana, Mrs. Russell I. Johnson of Westminster and Mrs. O. S. Specht of Garden Grove. Mr. and Mrs. John Knight, 119 S. Third st., will spend Christmas day visiting relatives and friends. Be a Careful Driver She'll love the gifts from Lauretta's She'll find under the tree - DRESSES - SUITS - T.V. SETS - COATS - ROBES - LINGERIE - HATS Store will remain open each evening until 8:30 beginning tonight until Christmas. Lauretta's 116 W. Center St. James F. Findlay, president of Drury college, Springfield, Mo., was in Anaheim over the past week-end visiting an uncle, Lloyd Findlay. Many guests visited with the educator during his visit here. Be a Careful Driver STORE WILL REMAIN OPEN 'TIL 8:30 EACH EVENING STORE WILL REMAIN OPEN 'TIL 8:30 EACH EVENING TIL CHRISTMAS She'll love your Yuletide Greeting when they come in the form of lovely Lingerie. - GOWNS - SLIPS - ROBES - PANTIES - HOSE - BLOUSES O'KANE'S Corset and Lingerie Shop 117 W. Center St. Ana. 6953 Celebrate Christmas With TELEVISION... Give, the family the gift that will bring year around pleasure... bring ball games, plays, news and all major events directly to your front room. We will be open every evening Until 8:30 from now until Christmas To Give Demonstrations Convenient, easy credit terms still arranged We will be open every evening Until 8:30 from now until Christmas To Give Demonstrations Convenient, easy credit terms still arranged Choose from such famous TV names as GENERAL ELECTRIC - RCA - ADMIRAL MOTOROLA - OLYMPIC - PHILCO We also carry one of the largest stocks of ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES and RADIOS in this area H. R. FOX and CO. 411 E. Center In Anaheim Since 1928 Phone 4886