anaheim-gazette 1950-12-22

POOR AIM of Charles Pelser as he attempts to pin'tail on donkey arouses mirth of cubs at Christmas party. Left to right: Jimmie Cousins, Jackie Marshall, Donald Pelser, Jimmie Van Houten, Richard Hudson, Michael Richardson. Tall boy in rear, Den Chief Charles Cutshall and Mrs. Cousins. Sorority Meets at Tews Home for Yule Party Miss Norma Jean Tews, daughter of Dr. and Mrs. Howard Tews, 700 N. Helena, entertained twenty of her alpha sorority sisters from Occidental College at a Yuletide party Wednesday evening. Five of her visitors stayed as houseguests. During the evening they played Bunko and sang Christmas carols. A buffet dessert was served, sea- Tews Home for Yule Party Miss Norma Jean Tews, daughter of Dr. and Mrs. Howard Tews, 700 N. Helena, entertained twenty of her alpha sorority sisters from Occidental College at a Yuletide party Wednesday evening. Five of her visitors stayed as houseguests. During the evening they played Bunko and sang Christmas carols. A buffet dessert was served, season's decorated individual ice cream cakes, coffee and tea, assorted nuts and candies. Rev. and Mrs. C. I. Andrews, 311 E. Broadway, will entertain daughter and family, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Palmer and three children of El Cahon, for Christmas dinner. Son Jerry Palmer, also of El Cahon, arrived Friday to spend the week with the Andrews. HOUSE GUEST Mr. and Mrs. S. S. Muraoka and their daughter, Junco, 10622 Court st., are proudly introducing their house guest this week, Lt. Julia Y. Kitano from Memphis, Tennessee, Mrs. Muraoka's sister. Lt. Kitano flew here on leave after a week in New York where she visited friends and took in the new shows and night spots. She was particularly interested in the new Hawaiian supper room in the Lexington hotel and brought souvenirs from their to her hosts. Gifts For Everyone FRESH CANDY HEADQUARTERS! MADE FRESH For Everyone FRESH CANDY HEADQUARTERS! MADE FRESH KEPT FRESH Our Whitman's refrigerator gives you kitchen-fresh candy all year 'round ... get some today! Whitman's CHOCOLATES FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE Open Sunday—9 to 1 and 2 to 6 JACKSON DRUG CO. 237 E. Center St.—Anaheim Ph. 2322 FINISHING TOUCHES on their party this week. Den mothers M youngsters at a Chritmas party refreshments, Shown are, left ro field, Freddie Arcinagia. Right r Stephen McGoveny. GOOD WISHE THIS CH AND SMITH·REA FURNIT 151 N. Los Ange Holiday Reunion For Former School Friends Mrs. Elliot McKnight and Miss Helen Hillary, were co-hostesses at a Christmas get-together at the Hillary home at 415 S. Citron, last night. Guests spent the evening playing charades, guessing games and reminiscing. Miss Jackie Cone and Mrs. David Deetz walked off with the prizes. Refreshments were served buffet style. Candied nuts, chocolate and whipped cream lower dessert, coffee and tea were served. Guests included Miss Jackie Cone, Redlands U.; Mrs. John Knight; Miss Gerre Homan, UC-LA; Miss Norma Tews, Occidental; Miss Teddy Lou Payne, Whittier College; Mrs. John Cole, Mrs. David Deetz, Mrs. Stanley Loudon, Miss Betty Lou Leigh, UCLA; Miss Virginia Sowden, student nurse at LA general hospital, and Miss Anita Robertson. Go to Church Sunday Women's Fellowship Install Officers Candlelight installation of officers followed the Christmas program presented yesterday afternoon at an outstanding meeting of the Women's Fellowship Society of the Presbyterian church. All officers were attired in blue choir robes for the service which was opened by Mrs. Ross Walker, outgoing president. Mrs. Walker presented the lighted candle she carried to Mrs. Paige Vincent who assumed leadership of the organization for the coming year. Theme of the installation was "Power and Witness" from a song dedicated to the National Quadrennial meeting of the Presbyterians at Ocean Grove, N.J. New officers to serve with Mrs. Vincent are vice-president, Mrs. Marion Pickel; second vice-president, Mrs. H. J. Botts; secretary, Mrs. Burt Morley, 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 missions, Mrs. F. L. Larson; foreign missions, Mrs. E. V. Hall; Christian education, Mrs. L. S. Ross; national missions and overseas sewing, Mrs. Warren Hodges; finance, Mrs. F. E. Spencer; membership, Mrs. O. W. Eager; Westminster Fellowship advisor, Mrs. Howard Congdon; children's work, Mrs. A. E. Bourne; representative to council, Mrs. E. L. Paddock; historian, Mrs. W. P. McCleister; hospitality, These members of Den 3 from George Washington school led at a party in the home of Mrs. Charles Cousins on N. left to right, front row: Mrs. Cousins, Richard Hudson, Charles Cutshall, Jimmie Cousins, Donald Pelser and Mickey E. C. McKnight, student at University of Utah at Salt Lake City, arrived yesterday from Hawaii returning victorious after winning the game against University of Hawaii. His wife, the former Dolpha Underwood, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. D. A. Underwood of 8801 Loara rd., will join him here Sunday. TOUCHES on their Christmas gifts are added by George Washington Cub Scouts at this week. Den mothers Mrs. Orel Farless and Mrs. Marian McGoveney were hostesses to the girls at a Christmas party in the Farless home where the afternoon was spent in games and events. Shown are, left row: Butch Hatfield, Earl Breckinridge, Richard Roseberry, Bob Hat-ddie Arcinagia. Right row: Jackie Farless, Larry White, Harlen Kinsey, Dickie Tremble, McGoveny. TOUCHES on their Christmas gifts are added by George Washington Cub Scouts at this week. Den mothers Mrs. Orel Farless and Mrs. Marian McGoveney were hostesses to the sisters at a Chritmas party in the Farless home where the afternoon was spent in games and events. Shown are, left row: Butch Hatfield, Earl Breckinridge, Richard Roseberry, Bob Hat-ddie Arcinagia. Right row: Jackie Farless, Larry White, Harlen Kinsey, Dickie Tremble, McGoveny. Family United at Holiday Party Mr. and Mrs. Janne Hommel, 6801 E. Orange, were hosts recently to Hommel's five brothers and their wives and their daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Ben Boetger and their 12 year old son, James, Jr., 1215 S. Lincoln ave. A turkey dinner was served at elaborately appointed tables dressed in rock crystal, tiny varicolored balls on glass Christmas trees and white tapers in crystal holders. There are seven Hommel brothers, that all look very much alike. The oldest, Jannes who is 68, is in Holland where he owns a large fuel business. The second brother, Garrit, 65, who is a partner to Jannes is here from Leewarden on a six months leave, to return Jan. 5. All the brothers, but one, married girls from Holland. The third brother is Albert from Gardena; Joe who lives in Venice; Bob, Culvery City; Libbe, Beaumont and the host who is the youngest, Janne 46, who has lived in Cypress on his present ranch for eight years. He formerly lived in Rotterdam and visited brothers in Holland just two years ago. a dramatic production in reading and song was presented at an intering Christmas meeting yesterday before members of the Presbyterian Women's Fellowship. Northern Jean Tews as Mary; Juanita Ross, soloist, and Peggy Kohlenberger, pianists presented the magficient program. The program was introduced by the real meaning of Christmas by Mrs. H. M. Peterson, district chairman of Orange Presbyterian church and devotions were given by Mrs. A. 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