anaheim-gazette 1950-12-19

INFORMAL INSTALLATION of officers was conducted last night at a meeting of Anaheim Ikettes by Edna Wisser, parliamentarian. Members who gathered at the Martin residence on E. Center stare, standing, left to right: Mrs. Arch Henry, director; Beverly Wick, secretary; Henrietta Furr treasurer; Ann O Kane, delegate-at-large; Alice Pannier, sergeant-at-arms, and Irene Martin, director. Seated: Dorothy Wingert, first vice president; Marion Wick, president and Ferna Daliez, sac INFORMAL INSTALLATION of officers was conducted last night at a meeting of Anaheim Ikettes by Edna Wisser, parliamentarian. Members who gathered at the Martin residence on E. Center street are, standing, left to right: Mrs. Arch Henry, director; Beverly Wick, secretary; Henrietta Furry, treasurer; Ann O'Kane, delegate-at-large; Alice Pannier, sergeant-at-arms, and Irene Martin, director. Seated: Dorothy Wingert, first vice president; Marion Wick, president, and Ferna Dailey, second vice president. Anaheim Ikettes Rifle Team Only Ikettes Sponsored Team in United States Members of Anaheim Ikettes enjoy the distinction of having the only rifle team in the United States under the sponsorship of the Izaak Walton League. At a meeting last night members proudly viewed their new charter, on display during the evening. Also highlighting the meeting was the installation of officers conducted by Edna Wisser, parliamentarian of the group. Vivian Henry, retiring president, was honored by the club for the splendid work she had done as leader during the past year and was presented with a group gift from the membership. Presentation was made by Harriet Held. During the evening a poem written by Mrs. Henry on the history of the Ikettes was read aloud. Games and a gift exchange completed the evening. Hostesses were Vivian Henry, Ruth Flynn, Alice Pennier and Irene Martin. The party was held in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Dick Martin on E. Center st. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Stewart and their two small daughters, Vicki Lynn, who is three and Terry, 18 months, have just purchased a home at 7042 Brady st., from Mrs. Valborg Swenson, who with her two sons, Irving and Donald, moved to Bellflower. Stewart is one of the brothers who own the Stewart furniture, 5051 E. Lincoln, Cypress. Lois Rebekah Thimble club will meet at 8 p.m. tonight at the home of Ann O'Kane, 124 N. Philadelphia st., for a Christmas party. Gift exchange will be conducted with gifts to be brought by secret dress and bonnet. Your young daughter will look like a little angel in this dainty puffed-sleeve dress that is cut on simple-to-sew princess lines. Trim with buttons and rie rac. Pattern also includes a cute bonnet and matching panties. Barbara Bell sew-rite perforated pattern No. 1945 is designed for sizes 3, 4, 5, 6, 7 and 8 years. Size 4 dress requires 2½ yards of 35-inch fabric; bonnet, ⅛ yard; Savanna Program Runs Three Night Due to lack of facilities it necessary for the Savanna school district to stage their annual Christmas program for the nights. Wednesday, with Miss J.Gautschy from the Savanna grade as mistress of ceremony interment was presented by the first, sixth seventh and eight grades, under Miss H. Magnussia Mrs. Eva Emery and Donald Reiston, vice-principal. Thursday, the second, third and fifth grades under direction of teachers Mmes. Clara Pletz, Gladys Sackett and Rud Milner. Mrs. Mabel Heitman presented her kindergarten in T Nativity. Friday, at 7:30 p.m., the St. Anton school also enjoyed a Christmas tree; Santa Claus who was popular superintendent, Wayne Butterbaugh, and treats from P-TA. 500 attractive boxes candy and nuts were prepared under the direction of Mrs. Way Jennings. Stanton teachers Mmes. Stella Stephens-Estandring, Twila Reed, Jewell, Arthur Nieblas and v Mrs. Luz Garcia, 10896 S. Stanton ave., has recovered from illness of many months and taken a plane to Guadalajara. Will spend the holidays there in Mexico City with her six sisters, Genovena, Virginia, Catalina Carmen, M. Tereza and Margar Hernandez. CALIFORNIA SALAD CUPS Sprinkle prepared tomato c with celery salt. Fill with celery, shredded carrot and chopped ripe olives combined enough mayonnaise to blend. A few tiny cubes of nippy cheese Mrs. Valborg Swenson, who with her two sons, Irving and Donald, moved to Bellflower. Stewart is one of the brothers who own the Stewart furniture, 5051 E. Lincoln, Cypress. Lois Rebekah Thimble club will meet at 8 p.m. tonight at the home of Ann O'Kane, 124 N. Philadelphia st., for a Christmas party. Gift exchange will be conducted with gifts to be brought by secret pals. Your young daughter will look like a little angel in this dainty puffed-sleeve dress that is cut on simple-to-sew princess lines. Trim with buttons and ric rac. Pattern also includes a cute bonnet and matching panties. Barbara Bell sew-rite perforated pattern No. 1945 is designed for sizes 3, 4, 5, 6, 7 and 8 years. Size 4 dress, requires 2½ yards of 35-inch fabric; bonnet, ⅛ yard; panties, ⅛ yard. Miss Helen Magnusson presented her first grade class at Savanna Elementary Christmas program Wednesday evening, in an original play "Christmas Eve in Santa's Workshop." Front row, left to right: Paul Bateham and Bobby Domries as little black mice; Bill Adams, Brownie 2; David Mohler, Brownie 1; Donald Mabs, Santa Claus; Sharon Eastwood, Miss Santa Claus; Dennis Clarke, Brownie 3; Charlene Cook, Raggedy Ann; Tommy Carter, Raggedy Andy. Second row: 10 girls and dolls were Barbara Simmons, Karen Burch, Linda Mibbourne, Juanita Acosta, Linda Lou Cloddy Minnie Ruth Nugent, Penny Atzet, Lucille Miranda, Linda Booher and Ruth Pruett. Third row: George Bonner and Raymond Hurt as clowns; Joey Kitchens, Ronald Balmain as tin soldiers; James Baaccus, Dale Benton and Jerry Moore as toy elephants; Frank Rivera and Jimmy Kitchens, more time soldiers and Joseph Smizer as Jack-in-the-box. 3 Anaheim Gazette ANAHEIM, CALIFORNIA TUESDAY, DECEMBER 19, 1950 Social and Club Activities Pat Terrebonne—2206 Outstanding Program Planned for Fellowship Meet at Presbyterian Church The Meditations of Mary, a dramatic production in reading and song will be the highlight of the First Presbyterian Women's Fellowship program, Thursday, Dec. 21 at the church dining room with luncheon at 12:30 p.m. Miss Norma Jean Tews, a major in speech under Dr. Frederich Lindsey, Occidental college, will be the reader. Music selections will be given by Mrs. Juanita Ross accompanied by Miss Peggy Kolenberger. Production is being directed by Mrs. Juanita Ross. Following the program, officers will be installed at a candlelight service. A solo, "Power and Witness," will be sung by Mrs. Juanita Ross. This song was composed and sung as the theme song for the National Quadrennial meeting of the Presbyterians at Ocean Grove, New Jersey. Officers are as follows: president, Mrs. Page Vincent; vice president, Mrs. Marion Pickel; secretary, Mrs. H. J. Botts; treasurer, Mrs. A. H. Kirchmann, publicity, Mrs. E. W. Kind; program chairman, Mrs. Claudia Walker; literature, Mrs. C. W. Graybeal; missionary education, Mrs. H. M. Peterson; social education and action, Mrs. Willis Hollowell; stewardship' and spiritual life, Mrs. L. R. Middleton; national Mrs. F. L. Larson; foremissions, Mrs. E. V. Hall; education, Mrs. L. S. Rosal missions and oversea Mrs. Warren Hodges; final F. E. Spencer; members O. W. Eager; Westminster ship advisor, Mrs. Howarddon; children's work, M Bourne; representative-Council of Church Women E. L. Paddock; historian P. McCleister; hospitality R. Dickey; luncheon on Mrs. J. J. Lumsden. The new circle chair Mrs. M. E. Beebe, Mrs. Robert, Mrs. F. E. Simons Emma Karlen, Mrs. D. S Mrs. D. F. Lehmer; M Stull; chairmen of the women's group which w in the evening. All members are urged to bring their Anyone can have a Christmas" who has ex from his heart and put jealousy to flight. Dr. Edgar DeW GIFT SLIPS SHE'S SURE TO GIFT SWEATERS 3.95 to 19.95 Cashmere, nylon, zephyr wools and combinations in cardigans and slipovers. Many novelty styles are included. Long and short sleeves in a wide range of lovely colors. Bring your list tomorrow! GIFT SKIRTS 4.95 to 16.95 Easy to choose a gift here. Fine wool- GIFT SKIRTS 4.95 to 16.95 Easy to choose a gift here. Fine woolens and rayons. Checks, plaids, gabardines and Tweeds in every wanted color. 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The new circle chairmen are: Mrs. M. E. Beebe, Mrs. Roger Huebert, Mrs. F. E. Simonton, Mrs. Emma Karlen, Mrs. D. S. Collins, Mrs. D. F. Lehmer; Mrs. Lynn Stull; chairmen of the young women's group which will meet on the evening. All members are welcome and are urged to bring their friends. Anyone can have a "white Christmas" who has exiled hate from his heart and put envy and realousy to flight. Dr. Edgar DeWitt Jones Confraternity Meets At St. Boniface Hall For Christmas Party Annual Christmas party for the Confraternity of Christian Doctrine, teachers, leaders and delegates was held this year in Anaheim at St. Boniface parish hall with more than 100 representatives enjoying the delightful afternoon. Sister Henrietta and Edward Marie from St. Joseph hospital in Orange were assisted by the Anaheim council with Mrs. Charles Potvin as president, Mrs. John Larson, vice-president and Mrs. J. Neil LeVecke, secretary as hostesses. Speaker of the afternoon was the right Reverend Monsignor John Clarke, director of the archdiocesan Confraternity of Christian service who chose as his topic "The Phases of Teaching on Relief Time." Monsignor Michael O'Connor from Santa Ana accompanied the director. Rev. Maurice Dee, pastor of St. Boniface church in Anaheim, extended a gracious welcome to all the members of the county and their guests: Mrs. William LeVecke was toastmistress. A delicious Spanish dinner was served on long tables beautifully decorated with lighted candles, pine cones and Christmas decorations. Also carrying out the holiday spirit was the gift exchange among the guests. A Christmas token was presented to the teachers by the sisters. Natural ice is still "harvested" for private use in northern New Mexico each winter. 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