anaheim-gazette 1950-12-13

Santa Visits SQR Store-Employees at Christmas Party in E One of the loveliest parties of the holiday season was observed last night at the Anaheim 'Ebell club when more than 125 employees of the SQR store and their guests gathered for a festive evening around a beautifully decorated tree for traditional games. Merry old Santa Claus himself conducted the gift exchange, lending a lively note to the proceedings. Group singing of carols was led by Bob Ranger with Connie Wood as accompanist and was followed by many enjoyable Yuletide games. Two of the oldest members of the firm, Mrs. Mary Thompson and Mrs. Alvina Luce presided at the attractively appointed tea table, set with a lace cloth and centered with unusual arrangements of silver and green Christmas decorations. Delicious refreshments of hot mince pie and coffee were served. LET'S DO THIS EVERY YEAR was the general opinion of SQR Store employees following the delightful night at the Ebell clubhouse. Admiring the festively wrapped gifts they have just received from Santa Claus, Mrs. Oscar Renner, Mrs. Russell Renner, Mrs. Herman Thompson, Mrs. Martha Schumacher, O. Lachlan and Russell Renner. Judging from the success of the affair it may become an annual custom. BEWHISKERED OLD GENT, better known as Santa Claus draws awesome gaze from youthful Cub Robert Starr as he receives Christmas gift. William M. Martin, Cub Master of Pack 102 looks on. 'There Must Be a Santa Claus' Says Impressive Cantata Planned by AUHS Music Department AUHS Christmas Cantata, featuring the a Capella choir and a specially selected orchestral presentation of Joseph Clokey's "When the Christ Child Came," will begin at 8 p.m. Friday night in the high school auditorium for the public. Under the direction of William Cook, Miss Gania Demarcee and Miss Louise Hitt, approximately two hundred students from the music and drama departments combine their talents in giving a new and different type of Christmas program. "When the Christ Child Came," the first half of the program, spotlights the a Capella choir and a chosen eighteen piece orchestra with Marilyn Schimming at the piano and Frances Cowee with organ accompaniment. Soloists for Clokey's work include sopranos: Delores Giardino, Marilyn Miller and Marian Caracausa; alto Frances Rhoads; tenor Don Goff; baritone Jack Conklin, and basses Carl A. Hatfield, Don Jackson and Carl L. Hatfield. BEWHISKERED OLD GENT, better known as Santa Claus draws awesome gaze from youthful Cub Robert Starr as he receives Christmas gift. William M. Martin, Cub Master of Pack 102 looks on. 'There Must Be a Santa Claus' Says Cub Scout Horace Mann Cubs of Pack No. 102 held an early Christmas party last Friday night at the Fremont School cafeteria. And good old Santa was there, too. The boys and their parents and friends enjoyed a delicious pot luck supper, followed by the distribution of gifts by the kindly whiskered gentleman. Each Cub, as well as each little sister or brother, received a daily wrapped package from the huge pile under the lighted Christmas tree. One little Cub was heard to remark, "There must be a real Santa. My Mommic and Daddy did not bring anything for me, but I did receive a gift. See . . ." All joined in the singing of favorite Christmas carols, ably led by Mrs. Hinman. Den 3 presented the colors and also won the visitors count. Cub Master William Martin announced a committee meeting scheduled for next Tuesday evening at his home. Brownie Troops in Christmas Activities Four Brownie troops release news of Christmas activities this week. Mrs. E. Pflug and Mrs. L. Rodger were hostesses to Brownie Troop No. 22 of Zion Lutheran school at a Christmas party. Prior to refreshments and gift exchange an impressive investiture ceremony was conducted. Anaheim Girl Scout executive director, Miss Olga Skeehan, led the investiture of five new Brownies. As each girl received her pin she gave the Brownie handshake. Newly invested Brownies were Betty Pflug, Janet Davis, Jacqueline Kenney, Jean Pflug, Barbara Capps and Lloydean Rodgers. Brownies invested last year and receiving pennants were Ona Jean Maley, Linda Winslow, Penny Wampler, Judy Grimm, Jane Rienman, Ruth Steinbrink, Linda Heybrock, Elsie Newhoner, Marilyn Nierman, Sharon Troutman, Kathleen Schulz, Katherine Cole, Sharon Heitshusen, Arlene Gilger. Leaders of this Brownie troop are Mrs. K. Maley and Mrs. E. Capps. Brownie Troop No. 34 of Benjamin Franklin school recently held a big Christmas party for their mothers and small brothers or sisters. These fourth grade (Continued on Page 6) mas Party in Ebell Clubhouse Mrs. Mary Thompson na Luce presided at ely appointed tea with a lace cloth and an unusual arranger and green Christmas. Delicious refreshmince pie and coffee General chairman of the charming affair was Mrs. William MacLachlan. George Welton was Santa Claus. As is customary in previous years all employees have received their Christmas bonus, according to Mrs. Martha Schumacher. Personal Items Miss Dorothy Wolfert and her dad, A. L. Wolfert of 7122-E. Ball rd., had house guests from Devils Lake, North Dakota, over the week-end. Mr. and Mrs. Darw Dokken, nee Ruth Ayum, Dorthy's cousin, who are on the wi home after a three week's hone moon through California. Mr. and Mrs. Donald Youts THE SQR STORE ANAHEIM'S OWN OPEN EVENINGS 'TIL 9 Until Christmas following the delightful Christmas party held last just received from Santa Claus are, left to right: Oscar Martha Schumacher, O. V. Hamilton, Mrs. Bertha Macme an annual custom. (Gazette photo by Bradley) Inclusive Cantata led by AUHS Department Christmas Cantata, feaCapella choir and a selected orchestral preof Joseph Clokey's Christ Child Came," at 8 p.m. Friday night school auditorium for direction of William Gania Demarcee and Hitt, approximately and students from the drama departments air talents in giving a different type of Christm. Christ Child Came," of the program, spotCapella choir and a seven piece orchestra in Schimming at the Frances Cowee with impaniment. For Clokey’s work innos: Delores Giardino, Ler and Marian CaraFrances Rhoads; ten- ; baritone Jack Conksses Carl A. Hatfield, and Carl L. Hatfield. theme of the second half presented by drama students in tableau with music sung from the balcony. Pat Brooks, returning to her little girl role after her triumph as "Tootsie Smith" in the senior play, with Jo Burdick as mother and Ronald Legg, father, both winners of speech contests, narrate the story of foreign Christmases. Some of the unique carols sung during this portion of the program will be "Carol of the Bells," an ancient Ukranian carol; "Tatapan," a French Burgundian carol; "Boar’s Head Carol;" “Glou-chestershire Wassail;" “Sioux Tribal Song;" “Stars Lead Us Ever On,” Mexican folk carol; "Shepherds in the Inn," from the Appalachian mountains; and "I Wonder as I Wander." Between the two program intermissions Bill Cook will conduct orchestral arrangements of "Snow White Fantasy," "Sleigh Ride" and ending with a medley of carols. Mozard Girls’ Choir will end mid-program with “Ceremony of Carols” by Benjamin Britten, and other carols. The National Geographic Society says puppets are so old no one Between the two program intermissions Bill Cook will conduct orchestral arrangements of "Snow White Fantasy," "Sleigh Ride" and ending with a medley of carols. Mozard Girls' Choir will end mid-program with "Ceremony of Carols" by Benjamin Britten, and other carols. The National Geographic Society says puppets are so old no one knows when they were invented. PRESSED AGAINST THE GLASS, Cub Scouts strain ampse of Santa Claus before Horace Mann party. Little night looks anxiously for a boost to see through high win- (Gazette photo by Bradley) Cologne Extraordinaire in decoratively-capped cylinders, 2 Parfum Extraordinaire in emerald-cut crystal flacons, 5.8. Cologne Quartette complete wardrobe of four fashions Her choice of dry, sophisticated Aphrodisia, fresh and woodsy Woodhue, tawny, velvety Tigre flirty, sunshiny Straw Hat d. Mr. and Mrs. Darwin nee Ruth Ayum, Dorouusin, who are on the way after a three week's honeythrough California. and Mrs. Donald Youts of 2342 Termino, Long Beach, have moved into one of the James Leslie properties at 7051 E. Cerritos ave. Patricia, who is five and Donold, Jr., seven, will attend Savanna school. The other daughter, Susan, is two years. Youts is employ- ed at the Texaco refinery in Wilmington. 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