anaheim-gazette 1950-12-15

3 Anaheim Gazette FRIDAY, DECEMBER 15, 1900 ANAHEIM, CALIFORNIA WHERE'S RUDOLPH?—Santa Claus, Leonard Acosta, takes roll call of Christmas helpers and reindeer assembled for dress rehearsal of George Washington P-TA Christmas program. Visible and invisible, they are: Jackie Farless, Harry Mulder, Armanda Canales, Fred Arciniogo, John Acosta, Tony Feliz, Robert Simpkins, Richard Wood, Jim Boyd, David Sandoval, David Morales, Paul Winters, Marshall McFie, Esperanza Martinez, Loretta Ortega, Carol Breckenridge, Joyce Huson, Martha Dicus, Jerry Farless, Janie Moreno, Connie Booth, Pamela Banks, Linda Reyes, Ginger Nelson, James Dicus and Patty Aldridge. (Gazette photo by Bradley) Large Cast of Students in Lincoln School Christmas Program for P-TA Meeting Every student of the Lincoln school had an opportunity to participate in the annual Christmas Smith, while Judy Burgess illustrated it with cut-out pictures on an easel. This was followed by Engagement Told At Sorority Meet A card attached to a box of chocolates revealed the news, this week, of the engagement of Mis Large Cast of Students in Lincoln School Christmas Program for P-TA Meeting Every student of the Lincoln school had an opportunity to participate in the annual Christmas program presented yesterday afternoon in the auditorium to the members of the P-TA and guests. Each grade in turn sang the old familiar carols along with a few new tunes pertaining to the holiday season. Mrs. William Hutton, program chairman, opened the meeting and led everyone in giving the salute to the flag. P. S. Doane, principal, welcomed the parents and friends, and said each grade would announce its own numbers. The afternoon kindergarten class started the program with their rhythm band playing "Jingle Bells" and then sang the words. The morning Kindergarten group sang "Peppermint Stick." Both these classes were accompanied by their teacher Miss Marjorie Strain. Together the two first grade classes of Mrs. Mary Joan White and Mrs. Geraldine Moody recited "Don't Wait Until the Night Before Christmas to be Good," then sang "Silent Night" and "O Little Town of Bethlehem." "Christmas Holly" and "Away in the Manger" were the songs presented by Mrs. Bernice Jolly's second grade who were joined by Miss Ellen Dana's combination second and third grades to sing "Frostie the Snow Man." Mrs. Helen Todd was the accompanist for the first three classes, and led her students in singing "It Came Upon the Midnight Clear" and "Rocking." Bobby Bartshe entertained with an accordion solo "Silent Night," followed by the fourth grade under Mis Adele Howard's direction singing "O Come All Ye Faithful," and "The Bethlehem Babe." "The Christmas Story" was read by two fifth grade girls, because one person passes on the Donna Starmer and Roberta disease to others. Engagement Told At Sorority Meet A card attached to a box of chocolates revealed the news, this week, of the engagement of Miss Frieda Schubert to Arvid Smith. Chocolates were passed at the meeting of the Epsilon Sigma Alpha, Alpha Zeta chapter of Fullerton which convened at the home of Rosella Olson, 514 E. Chapman Ave., Fullerton. Bride elect is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Schubert, 262 S. Rose ave., Olinda. Plans are being made for a fall wedding. Personal Items Opera class at Fullerton Junior College, directed by Albert Craigston, will be held Wednesday, January 3 at 7:30 p.m. Anyone interested in this type of music is invited. The Business and Professional Parish Group of the First Presbyterian church will meet at the home of Mrs. Chas. Holiday, 21 Evelyn dr., this Friday night, December 15 at 7:30 o'clock. Miss Margaret Cruikshank will read "The Star in the Well" by Temple Bailey. Large attendance is anticipated. Job's Daughters installation will be held tomorrow evening at 8 p.m., Anaheim Masonic Temple Incoming queen is Joanne Soder displacing queen Janet Vincenzo Public is invited. Mrs. Ben Kaulbars Hostess to BP-PEO Mrs. John Wilson and Mrs. Ben Kaulbars were hostesses to a meeting Wednesday evening of Chapter BP-P.E.O. Gifts were exchanged during the evening with many gifts brought by members to be sent to the Ruth home. Mrs. Wesley Visel gave a Christmas reading and Mrs. Harry Peterson presided over the business meeting. Tuberculosis is not inherited. If it seems to run in families, it is read by two fifth grade girls, because one person passes on the Donna Starmer and Roberta disease to others. Bobby Bartshe entertained with an accordion solo "Silent Night," followed by the fourth grade under Mis Adele Howard's direction singing "O Come All Ye Faithful," and "The Bethlehem Babe." "The Christmas Story" was read by two fifth grade girls because one person passes on the Donna Starmer and Roberta disease to others. TOWLE STERLING IS SANTA'S BEST BET! TOWLE'S MADEIRA TOWLE'S CANDLELIGHT TOWLE'S OLD MASTER You know she'll like Sterling — she picked the pattern herself. So solve your Christmas problem and make her happy, all at the same time. Add whatever she needs to her set of solid silver by Towle. Prices from $3.40 for a teaspoon, $27.50 for a six-piece place setting. Serving pieces start at $3.75, including tax. We Close 5:30 p.m. Every Day Including Saturday VICTOR G. LOLY JEWELER 136 W. CENTER ANAHEIM, CAL. CONVENIENT CREDIT Valuable Course Offered Fremont P-TA members At a meeting Wednesday morning of Fremont P-TA executive board it was announced that the P-TA information course is being given at Benjamin Franklin school with Fremont invited to join the group. Instructor, Mrs. Conan Gray, heading the classes which cover parliamentary procedure, leadership, state policies, courtesies, and memberships. Mrs. Gray addressed the meeting and stated that the course is valuable not only for P-TA work but for any one interested in club or organizational fields. Mrs. Howard Wilkinson, membership chairman, reported that P-TA poster awards had been made to Carol Ann Booth, first prize, Janet Ferguson, second; Lloyd Stockwell, third; and Joan Stappert, fourth. Posters will be judged at the district meeting in January. Due to the treasure hunt this week, the social dance will not be held. There will be a dance on Dec. 21 and a Christmas party and dance will be held in the Fremont cafeteria on Dec. 28. Mrs. August Fitz announced final plans for the refreshments to be served following the Christmas program tonight. Mrs. Philip Selfridge, devotional chairman, read the Second Chapter of Luke and asked members to revere the story of Jesus during the coming weeks. The baord will forward a letter CHAT AND CHEW ENJOY VULE PARTY The Chat and Chew club enjoyed a Yule party and exchange presents at the home of Mrs. John A. Karraker, 6931 E. Cerritos Special guests were: Mr. E. Pollack, Stanton; Mr. Krueger, Downey; Mrs. THE SQR STORE ANAHEIM'S OWN DRESS SHIRTS ... sure fit by Arrow and Mark Twain sizes white & colors Many styles and colors Popular cloths from top quilt list! Management Told Morority Meet attached to a box of news revealed the news, this engagement of Miss Chubert to Arvid Smith states were passed at the Epsilon Sigma Alpha Zeta chapter of Fulman convened at the home Olson, 514 E. Chapman elerton. Select is the daughter of Mrs. W. E. Schubert, 2622 ave., Olinda. Plans are made for a fall wedding. Personal Items class at Fullerton Junior directed by Albert Cran be held Wednesday, Jan t 7:30 p.m. Anyone interested in this type of music is in Business and Professional Group of the First Presbychurch will meet at the Mrs. Chas. Holiday, 212 dr., this Friday night, Dec. 30 o'clock. Miss Margaret bank will read "The Star in l" by Temple Bailey. A attendance is anticipated. Daughters installation will tomorrow evening at 8 naheheim Masonic Temple. queen is Joanne Soden, queen Janet Vincent, is invited. Lutheran School In Program for Dorcas Society The story of the birth of Christ was told in readings and songs by children of the upper grades of Zion Lutheran school when they presented a program in the Christmas meeting of the Dorcas society of the church yesterday. The readings were illustrated by the showing of colored slides, with Duane Scherman of the seventh grade operating the projector. A chorus of 42 children sang several Christmas hymns during the presentation. Mrs. Gerhard Clasen was program chairman. A visit from Santa brought treats to the school children and toys to the younger guests present. During a business meeting conducted by Mrs. Ed Clasen the society voted cash gifts to the Hazel Hurst Foundation for the Blind, Orange County Tuberculosis Assn. and the Lutheran Welfare Assn. Mrs. Vern Schulz, ways and means chairman, announced that the society cleared more than $1000 during the fall festival held Oct. 19. Mrs. E. H. Kersten, relief chairman, announced that 37 parcels had been sent to Europe in November. Devotions were conducted by Rev. Edwin H. Pflug, pastor. Members brought gifts of cookies and candies which were sent to the Lutheran Home for the Aged on S. Walnut st. Guests welcomed included Mmes. Emma Brown, Nan Martin. Boy's Pajamas 2.19 to 3.95 Pajamas for every boy on your list! Broadcloths and flannellets in plains and fancies. Choosing a gift here is so easy. Boy's Gift Robes 4.45 to 5.95 Flannels and other robe fabrics in popular colors. Styles the fellows really like. Watch him beam when he opens the box. $1000 during the fall festival held Oct. 19. Mrs. E. H. Kersten, relief chairman, announced that 37 parcels had been sent to Europe in November. Devotions were conducted by Rev. Edwin H. Pflug, pastor. Members brought gifts of cookies and candies which were sent to the Lutheran Home for the Aged on S. Walnut st. Guests welcomed included Mmes. Emma Brown, Nan Martin, Ann Conway, Holdena Schroeder, Bertha Bond, Werner Franz, Harley Hesse, Dick Henning, Walter Schmidt; Misses Bertha Becker and Anna Vierck. Members of the hostess committee which served refreshments included Mmes. E. H. Kersten, Dora Klausing, Henry Kopitzke, Walter Niewohner, Harry Myer, Ray Miller, Walter Knigge, Elroy Oldenburg and Joe Lemons. Mrs. Robert Marsh and two children, Forrest and LeRoy, have all safely joined husband and father in Athens, Greece. Mr. F. LeRoy Marsh, of this city, was notified by telegram this morning. ROQUEFORTE DRESSING 1 cup Roquefort Cheese 1 cup Challenge Salad Oil ½ cup Lady's Choice Wine Vinegar (about) Salt, pepper, cayenne to taste Be sure the cheese is at room temperature, then mash the cheese in a bowl, gradually working in the salad oil. Add the vinegar a little at a time and beat until smooth. It will take about ¼ cup wine vinegar, but add a little more or less, according to your taste preference. Add seasonings. This will make about a pint and a half of salad dressing. e., Thursday. A ham-dinner with umpkin and mince pie was servat a long banquet table. Special guests were: Mrs. ConE. Pollack, Stanton; Mrs. Edna ueger, Downey; Mrs. Anna Post, Bellflower; Mrs. Helen Lovin; Alhambra; Mmes. Martha Hanneman and Gene Remmick from Pasadena. Co-hostesses were; Mmes. Marie Cooke, Marie Eckert, Anthony Parra, Robert Kahl, Ivan Mahaffie, Earl Lukens, and Leone Jones. Mrs. Lee Sawtelle was ill and could not attend. 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