anaheim-gazette 1950-12-21

Dance Program at B-PW Yule Fete With their families and friends, members of Anaheim Business and Professional Women's club enjoyed a delightful Christmas party this week at the Ebell club. President Margucrite Coons extended a welcome to the dinner guests and introduced Elnora Sanford who was accompanied by Mary Endicott in four songs. Gift exchange highlighted the entertainment which was arranged by Sue Brown and Cecile Meeker and their committees. Richards Martin Dance Studio presented an outstanding program featuring Letty Cain, Carol Jane Hooker, Sally Sue Newlin, Betty Jean Murray, Kay Kiker, Judy Rockwell, Ruthy Ross, Barbara Paine, Barbara Murphy, Judy Lewis, Bobby Burgess, Betty Jane Murray, Glenn Stockwell, Kam Murphy, Millie Erwin, Mary Ann Felbaum, Diane Felbaum, Elsie Jean Clark, Judy Balch, Donna Wooley, Helen Menzie, Nancy Robinson, Ruthie Ross, Marlene Hansard, Betty, Barbara and Jack Dierberger, Sharon Kelsing, Vickie Hiltcher, Doris Backus, Jerry Nack and Glenn Rockwell. HURRY! ONLY 2 More Shopping Days Left! Social and Club Activities Pat Terrebonne—2206 BETROTHAL NEWS of her daughter, Miss Mary Ann Jentges, was revealed today by Mrs. Harry Jentges of Garden Grove. Plans are being made for a summer wedding. (Photo by Mamye Dillon Oass) HURRY! ONLY 2 More Shopping Days Left! VISIT BALLARD'S GIFT HEADQUARTERS FOR WOMEN and CHILDREN Gifts Beautifully Wrapped Ballard's 105 W. Center Phone Anaheim 3361 Formerly Vella Ann BETROTHAL NEWS of her daughter, Miss Mary Ann Jentges, was revealed today by Mrs. Harry Jentges of Garden Grove. Plans are being made for a summer wedding. (Mary Ann Jentges to Marry Pernel George Barnett of Newport Beach) Highlighting the holiday news today is the announcement by Mrs. Harry Jentges of Garden Grove of the engagement of her daughter, Mary Ann to Pernel George Barnett of Newport Beach. The attractive bride-elect is a graduate of Anaheim high school and Fullerton junior college where she majored in music and was prominent in school productions. She continued her studies in New York and in New Orleans where she was a member of the New Orleans Opera Association. She is the daughter of Mrs. Gabrielle Jentges and the late Harry Jentges, prominent Orange county business man and rancher. Mr. Barnett graduated from Fullerton junior college and Kingspoint Academy, Long Island, New York. He is a Lt. j.g., in the United States Naval Reserve and is currently in business in Newport Heights. His parents are Mrs. Eva Aspin of El Modena ave., Newport Beach and Pernel Barnett, Sr., of Buena Park. No definite date has been set for the wedding. Mr. and Mrs. Bergen Davis, 9132 E. Orange ave., Anaheim, are parents of a son, born at Santa Ana Community hospital Dec. 21. Music and Speech Pupils in Lovely Afternoon Recitals Two delightful pre-Christmas recitals were presented this week by children in piano and speech departments of Margaret Buttree studio on N. Palm st. The younger pianists were pupils of both Margaret Buttree and her associate teacher, Miss Margaret Cruikshank. Dramatic roles were coached by Miss Cruikshank, head of the speech department. Following each program, coffee, punch and individual cakes were served from a table set with festive red and silver candles. A clever candy house decorated the stage for the program. It was the work of Mrs. E. Thomas and her daughter Dorothy. Sunday afternoon's program included pianists, Billy Thomason, Cheryl Jungkeit, Martha Wallace, Judy McKool, Peggy Shinn, Susan LaFollette and Jim Eusters. Readers on the program were Paul Frank, Jane Henning, Karen Andrews, Catherine Morris, June Thomason, and Pamela Kier. Pamela Kier and Paul Frank were presented in a Christmas play. Monday evening's program included pianists Bonnie Berryman. McCey's Drugs For FOUNTAIN PENS Open Sunday at HADLEY'S... Selected BAKERY Treats FOR YOUR CHRISTMAS TABLE All kinds of Pies — Fruit and other Cakes A wide variety of Cookies You'll like that "home baked" flavor We use the best quality ingredients We Extend a Merry Christmas to All Hadley's Bakery and FOUNTAIN 101 W. CENTER at LOS ANGELES ST. ANAHEIM Legion Auxiliary Christmas Party As a special event, members of Anaheim American Legion auxiliary held a festive Christmas party Tuesday evening in conjunction with their regular business meeting. Although business was held to a minimum, several reports were handled. Results of the recent membership drive were announced with the team led by Elizabeth Neuman chalking up 1735 points to win the contest. Losing team, under Evelyn Schwarting recorded 1685 points and will host the winners at a dinner for the January meeting. Current membership is 130. Members were enthusiastic in their decision to bring cheer to a needy veteran's family for Christmas. His wife and three children will receive toys, food and clothing to be presented by the auxiliary. Christmas carols and music formed a traditional background for the gift exchange around the beautifully decorated Christmas tree. Refreshments were served from a buffet table covered with a face cloth with a centerpiece of small pine cones and greenery. Tall red candles in crystal holders were set at each end of the table. Refreshments of red and green jello topped with whipped cream and cookies were served. Miniature gum drops formed miniature candle holders which were given as favors. In charge of the delightful affair were Margy Presnel, Fannie Webb, Maud Knoch and Verna Hopkins, Marjorie O'Kane Florence Smith and Pearl Mary Ann Jentges, of Garden Grove. Mamye Dillon Oass) Pernel Beach Speech in Lovely Boon Recitals faultful pre - Christmas presented this week in piano and speech of Margaret Buttree Palm st. pianists were puMargaret Buttree and teacher, Miss Marhank. Dramatic roles by Miss Cruikshank, speech department. each program, cofand individual cakes from a table set with silver candles. A house decorated the program. It was Mrs. E. Thomas and Dorothy. Earlynoon's program insts, Billy Thomason, keit, Martha Wallace, l, Peggy Shinn, Susan and Jim Eusters. the program were Jane Henning, Karen Fatherine Morris, June and Pamela Kier. and Paul Frank were a Christmas play. Evening's program insts Bonnie Berryman, James Friis, senior student at Pomona college, will spend Christmas holidays with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Leo J. Friis of 600 N. Clementine. Ronny Muckenthaler, Delta Sig from USC, will be home to spend the holidays with his family, Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Muckenthaler of 12201 Crescent ave. Also home will be brother, Larry, with a guest from Phoenix; brother, Bob and Miss Pat Dundas from Long Beach and other brothers and sisters. New Year's Day will find them all at the Rose Bowl for the "big game." Mary Pat Fleming, Sandra Schneider, Dorothy Long, Lloydine Rogers, Penny Dinkler, Charles Cunningham, Linda Allen, John Goodrich, Bernard Sloop, Joyellyn Wise and David Banyard. Readers were Margie Hilgenfeld, Allen Shafer, Sandra Schnider, Charles Cunningham and Dorothy Bovee. As a finale a Christmas play was presented by Sandra Schneider and Jim Endicott. ROYAL ROBES are donned by Joanne Soden as she is installed honored queen of Job's Daughters Bethel No. 5. Janet Vincent right, retiring honored queen, participated in installation ceremonies. Job's Daughters Bethel No. 5 Install Officers in Impressive Christmas Program Preserving the true meaning of Christmas, Job's Daughters started their installation meeting this week with a most impressive and inspiring ceremony when each member who entered brought a gift and placed it at the foot of a manger of gold. This was done as Marlin Hall read a Christmas poem written by the honored queen, Joanne Soden, with Christmas music in the background. Esorted by her father, Merle Soden, the honored queen was the last to enter. The Holy Bible was escorted in by Gary Soden, brother to the honored queen. Those installed were honored queen, Joanne Soden; senior princess, Eleanor Ausburn; junior princess, Jean Bastian; guide, Janice Pullman; marshall, Elva Lynn Glenn; senior custodian, Nancy Fergus; junior custodian, Caroline Fechter; outer guard, Georgia Drake; inner guard, Harlene Heitmiller; recorder, Sandra Johannes; treasurer, Carole Owsten; chaplain, Nancy Roberts; musician, Jean Foster; librarian, JoAnne Bastian; first messenger, Darlene Nipp; second, Georgan Ehrle; third, Onda Foster; fourth, Diann Sagan; fifth, Phyllis Hessen. During the evening Merle Sopresented his daughter with gavel he had made from oranwood. Installation closed with forming of a cross and singwith benediction by the R. Frank Butterworth. Concluding the program a ception was held in the dirroom decorated in the Christ- ILL PARTY for Mr. and Mrs. Garrit Hommel of Leewarden, Holland, was held recently home of the youngest of seven brothers, Mr. and Mrs. Janne Hommel, 6801 E. Orange ave. seated, left to right, are' Janne, Jr., and his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ben Boostger, daughter ofsts, Mr. and Mrs. Garrit Hommel, Mr. and Mrs. Albert Hommel, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Hommel, Mrs. Eob Hommel, Mr. and Mrs. Libbe Hommel and the hosts, Mr. and Mrs. Janne Hommel. Plants for Christmas POINSETTIAS — AZALEAS CAMELLIAS — ROSES HOLLY — CYCLAMEN Many others, see them at our Nursery BOTTS NURSERY LANDSCAPE CONTRACTORS We Give Gold Bond Stamps 1228 Lincoln Ave. Phone Anaheim 5450 Footsore and weary Our eyes dim and bleary This last minute shopping Sure keeps us hopping But we're never too tired To say an inspired MERRY CHRISTMAS. McCoy's Drugs For TOYS Open Sunday County Hospital Children Receive Gifts Made by Senior, Intermediate Girl Scouts Getting into the full spirit of the season with gifts for children was a group of 8th grade Girl Scouts of Cypress. Seventeen little ones at the Orange County hospital were the recipients of gift packages made by the Girl Scouts of Cypress Troop 12. Each package contained a plastic toy, toothbrush, a stuffed animal or doll and a book; these last items were made by the girls themselves, with each girl donating her allowance to buy all materials going into the packages. Making and donating three of the stuffed animals to the troop was Mrs. O. Switzer, who became interested in the worthwhile project upon seeing the girl's clever efforts. The children and old ladies at the Orange County hospital enjoyed hearing Christmas carols from this troop. Caroling were Mable Gage, Janice Gerber, Cornelia Dykstra, Barbara Palmer and Jayne Chapman. Interested helpers and chauffeurs for the carolers were Mrs. James Palmer, Mrs. Esten Gage and Mrs. N. L. Chapman, who is also the troop leader. Girls unable to attend the caroling but who made packages for the children included Fern Elliot, Susan Vwart, Rosetta Smith and Allison Wheeler. Senior Girl Scout Troop No. 8 met at the Girl Scout Little House recently for their December meeting, to complete plans for the holiday season. The business meeting was conducted by Judy De Bevc with the following announcements being made: All girls were asked to wear their senior welfare and a Christmas box or a needy family were packed by the girls. An invitation from the Palm Springs Girl Scouts to be their guests and use their beautiful new Girl Scout house was received with enthusiasm, and the dates of Dec. 28, 29 and 30 were decided upon. The evening was spent singing Christmas carols and enjoying delicious Yultide refreshments furnished by Carolyn Miller and Judy De Bevc. From Zion Lutheran school comes news of a recent party. Scribe for this troop of seventh graders is Carol Wilkirson, who reports a gala time at the home of Mrs. W. J. Troutman on N. Parkway. The home was beautifully decorated with the season's traditional holly and greenery, the large lighted tree of prime interest. Each Girl Scout received from her leaders, Mrs. W. J. Troutman and Mrs. C. K. Newkirk, a small gift. The Scouts enjoyed games, caroling and refreshments of punch, fruit jello and Christmas cookies. Attending were Joyce Lugar, Janice Troutman, Gayle Newkirk, Dorothy Flugge, Salley Cordes, Kathleen Cordes and scribe, Carol Wilkirson. Christmas Party For Physically Handicapped Held Annual Christmas party for the physically handicapped and disabled war veterans employees of Goodwill Industries of Orange county was held this morning in Senior Girl Scout Troop No. 8 met at the Girl Scout Little House recently for their December meeting, to complete plans for the holiday season. The business meeting was conducted by Judy De Bevc with the following announcements being made: All girls were asked to wear their senior Scout uniforms to all monthly meetings. Christmas caroling for the troop took place Tuesday evening, Dec. 19, with all girls meeting at the Sterba home at 522 Chartress. Articles on International Friendship were read by Carol Bushman and Ann Fabian. The scribes tea, at which the Senior Scouts planned the program and served refreshments, was reported on, this being another community service project for the troop. Christmas stockings for Catholic theme with holly and a bouquet of white pom-poms tied with a giant satin bow. Christmas Party For Physically Handicapped Held Annual Christmas party for the physically handicapped and disabled war veterans employees of Goodwill Industries of Orange county was held this morning in the Goodwill store in Santa Ana, with executive secretary and Mrs. George F. Angne as hosts. Breakfast was served to the employees following the usual morning chapel service. Christmas hymns and carols were sung, and a brief program was presented. More than 50 Goodwill employees were present. Distribution of the annual cash Christmas gifts to employees, totaling $1134 this year, was announced by Secretary Angne. These cash gifts, it was explained, are in line with the policy of Goodwill Industries, as a nonprofit welfare organization, to distribute all earnings above actual operating costs to the employees. NOTICE OF PRICE INCEASE EFFECTIVE DECEMBER 26th Gorham Silver Company Announces an Increase Gorham Silver Company Announces an Increase BUY NOW and SAVE YOU MAY COMPLETE YOUR SET OR INVEST IN A NEW ONE AT THE CURRENT LOW PRICES UNTIL TUESDAY We Close 5:30 p.m. Every Day Including Saturday VICTOR G. LOLY JEWELER 138 W. CENTER ST. ANAHEIM, CAL. CONVENIENT CREDIT