anaheim-gazette 1951-12-14

SAN FRANCISCO (P) — Nine persons suffered minor injuries when two Greyhound buses on the same Los Angeles-San Francisco run were involved in separate head-on collisions last night. LONDON (P)—Ground crewmen at London airport had to grope through pea soup fog for two hours last night before they could find a big air France plane landed from Paris with 39 passengers. SATURDAY SPECIALS! These Won't Last! Be Here Early Saturday, Dec. 15 1 doz. only, pop-up Electric Toasters Guaranteed 1 year Reg. $15.95 $10^95 SPECIAL...... 2 doz. only Waffle Irons Reg. $4.95 $3^19 SPECIAL...... 2 doz. only Sandwich Toasters Reg. $4.95 $3^19 SPECIAL...... House ANNUAL LUNCHEON honoring the sustaining members was held by Anaheim Assistance league yesterday afternoon in the home of Mrs. Harry Pearson. Around the festively decorated dining table, are, left Paul Gilbert, M Harbeson and M — (Gazette photo) Sustaining Members of Assistance League Honored at Luncheon by Board Honoring the sustaining members, Anaheim Assistance League met yesterday at the home of Mrs. Harry Pearson with members of the board as hostesses: They included Mrs. John Wilson, Mrs. J. G. Hillary, Mrs. J. E. Wal- thropies. Two new sustaining members were welcomed, Mrs. J. E. Schumacher and Mrs. Clyde Cromer. One new provisional member, Mrs. Edward Power, was also welcomed. The prize was won by Mrs. Sustaining Members of Assistance League Honored at Luncheon by Board Honoring the sustaining members, Anaheim Assistance League met yesterday at the home of Mrs. Harry Pearson with members of the board as hostesses: They included Mrs. John Wilson, Mrs. J. G. Hillary, Mrs. J. E. Walters, Mrs. Harry Nutt, Mrs. V. W. Borden, Mrs J Ben Kaulbars, Mrs. Glenn Peck, Mrs. A. F. Eliott and Mrs. Ernest Ganahl. A business meeting followed the luncheon when reports were made on all activities since June for the benefit of the sustaining members. Mrs. Nutt, projects chairman, reported on all fall philanthropies. Two new sustaining members were welcomed, Mrs. J. E. Schumacher and Mrs. Clyde Cromer. One new provisional member, Mrs. Edward Power, was also welcomed. The prize was won by Mrs. George Paige. Under the direction of Mrs. George Sloop, a choir from Anaheim High School presented a program of Christmas music. A small year book was distributed for the first time this year. For Health, Eat California Fruit If You're "in a Dither" on the GIFT question TRY DICHMAN'S OVER 1000 SEPARATE ITEMS IN GIFTS and TOYS for all occasions and all ages GREETING CARDS including SPANISH CARDS DICHMAN'S VARIETY and GIFT SHOP 132 E. CENTER STREET—ANAHEIM WE GIVE and REDEEM GOLD BOND STAMPS Nearly 3000 seats are set aside for bandsmen who will play during the halftime show at the 18th annual Orange Bowl grid classic New Year's Day. CHRISTMAS DICHMAN'S VARIETY and GIFT SHOP 132 E. CENTER STREET—ANAHEIM CHRISTMAS TREES LARGE SELECTION of CHOICE WHITE FIRS • SILVERTIPS • DOUGLAS FIRS Sturdy, Metal TREE STANDS • Trees Can't Tip Over • Keeps moisture in Tree ... Retards shedding Get Yours TODAY WHILE STOCK IS AT ITS BEST HOLLY WREATHS GARLANDS MISTLETOE ROY L. KIRK LANDSCAPE NURSERY (Across from Post Office) 128 W. Broadway — Anaheim — Phone 5108 WE GIVE S&H GREEN STAMPS FREE DELIVERY 3 Anaheim Gazette FRIDAY, DECEMBER 14, 1956 ANAHEIM, CALIFORNIA Present Play At Jefferson P-TA Last Night "The Shoemaker's Guest," an original Christmas play, was presented by students of Thomas Jefferson school last night when the P-TA held its general meeting for December. Included in the cast were Dennis Robinson, Larry Secrist, Dick Taylor, Cheryl Barnes, Karen Heinrick, Henry Brookman, Marcella Whitehead, Frank Lopz, Rebecca Jackstelt and James Hampton. Mrs. Margaret Haugh, third grade teacher, directed the show. The meeting was opened by the president, Mrs. Dove Ford. The flag salute was presented by three Girl Scouts. After the close of the meeting, the Fremont school orchestra directed by Mr. Ted Bourne, played four selections. Margaret Haugh, third grade teacher, directed a play called "The Shoemaker's Guest," with a choir of 27 children singing carols in between acts. These youngsters put on a very good show. A solo was given by Diane Felbaum, "Santa Claus Express," accompanied on the piano by Mrs. Fred Krastel. Margaret Marchant, third grade teacher, conducted a choir of 2nd, 3rd, 4th, 5th, 6th grade children in three Christmas Carols and finished the program by conducting a community sing of four Christmas carols. Crusade Plan Discussed at WSCS Meeting Merrie Martha circle was hostess at luncheon yesterday to members of White Temple WSCS at the church. A prayer group led by Mrs. J. S. Kerr preceded the business meeting. Luncheon program featured reading, "When Christmas Comes" by Mrs. C. I. Andrews; Mrs. H. J. Fackiner opened the business meeting with the singing of Christmas carols and Mrs. Charles Rinehart led devotions. Mrs. Frank Butterworth, wife of the pastor, who serves as Southern California-Arizona conference student secretary talked on "Offering Our Gifts." She traced the idea of offering gifts to the Lord down through the years. In explaining the crusade scholar plan she said that this is one of the ways in which the Methodist church has tried to share adding, that one and a half million dollars have been spent to bring promising students here from other lands. The program soloist was Mrs. Earl Ryan accompanied by Mrs. Virginia Burke. Decorations chairmen were Mrs. Warren Ashleigh and Mrs. Elme Hamilton. Assistance heon by Board Two new sustaining were welcomed, Mrs. J. Nacher and Mrs. Clyde One new provisional Mrs. Edward Power, was omitted. Savanna Holds Card Party To raise funds for the annual 8th grade breakfast the Savanna P-TA gave a card party in the teacher's room Saturday night. T. Lloyd Byrd was high and Lewis C. McBratney low in the canasta. The David A. Jones residence at 6801 E. Ball rd., was the meeting place Sunday for a reunion of 3 relatives and old friends from Zenia, Ill. After refreshments were served that featured turkey the group visited Knott's Berry Assistance heon by Board Two new sustaining were welcomed, Mrs. J. macher and Mrs. Clyde One new provisional Mrs. Edward Power, was omited. Rize was won by Mrs. alge. Under the direcrs. George Sloop, a choir aheim High School preprogram of Christmas A small year book was for the first time this alth, Eat California Fruit Savanna Holds Card Party To raise funds for the annual 8th grade breakfast the Savanna P-TA gave a card party in the teacher's room Saturday night. T. Lloyd Byrd was high and Lewis C. McBratgey low in the canasta games: Mrs. J. Crum and Chris Clodt were high in bridge and Mrs. Lewis M. Wolter and Elton C. Snavely, low. The refreshment chairman was Mrs. Snavely. For Health, Eat California Fruit A solo was given by Diane Fellbaum, "Santa Claus Express," accompanied on the piano by Mrs. Fred Krastel. Margaret Marchant, third grade teacher, conducted a choir of 2nd, 3rd, 4th, 5th, 8th grade children in three Christmas Carols and finished the program by conducting a community sing of four Christmas carols. Mrs. Beasley, fourth grade, won the room attendance of parents with 72 per cent and Mrs. Haugh, third grade, with 17 per cent. Total attendance was around 400. The Christmas tree in the auditorium, decorated by the children with their own ornaments, will be sent to the children's T.B. ward OUTS from Anaheim had sung themselves received their presents and were ready home when this picture was taken at the a big Christmas party last night in the high school cafeteria. By some quirk of chance a little girl made it through to the stag line.— (Gazette photo by Robertson) Oliphant Resigns From Scandal-Hit Revenue Bureau WASHINGTON (AP) — Charles Oliphant resigned chief counsel of the Internal Revenue Bureau, admitted to day he tipped off T. Lamar Caudle that his income tax returns were under investigation by Senator John Williams Yule Party for Cub Pack 102 Seventy Cub Scouts of Pack 102 cheered lustily and long when jolly Santa Claus bounced into the High School dining room where the boys and their parents had partaken of a pot luck dinner last night. Before the distribution of gifts at the foot of the glowing Christmas tree, and the Oliphant Resigns From Scandal-Hit Revenue Bureau WASHINGTON (UP) — Charles Oliphant resigned chief counsel of the Internal Revenue Bureau, admitted to day he tipped off T. Lamar Caudle that his income tax returns were under investigation by Senator John Williams (R-Dela). Oliphant also acknowledged that he let a tax prosecution case drop because of the interest of a member of Congress, Rep. James Morrison (D-Ala). He said he did it despite instructions from his own boss that the case should be pressed. The "tip" Oliphant passed to Caudle was brought out under questioning from Rep. Byrnes (R-Wis). Byrnes said Caudle told the investigators in a secret session last Nov. 2 that Oliphant had given him that word and also had warned him that a house committee wanted his tax returns. Oliphant denied that he had told Caudle the committee had requested his tax papers. Yule Party for Cub Pack 102 Seventy Cub Scouts of Pack 102 cheered lustily and long when jolly Santa Claus bounced into the High School dining room where the boys and their parents had partaken of a pot luck dinner last night. Before the distribution of gifts at the foot of the glowing Christmas tree, and the singing of Christmas carols under the leadership of Mrs. Phyllis Hinman, two new Bobcats, Donald McConnell, and Ronnie Stuhaan, were inducted into the Pack by Cubmaster Andrew Ference. Mrs. Kliss' Den 1 presented the colors. The committee in charge of the dinner was headed by Mrs. Irving Cronin, and consisted of Mrs. C. R. Brandon, Mrs. C. E. Gilpin, and Mrs. Scheffler. The lovely candle centerpieces were the handiwork of the Cubs, gifts to their mothers. BIRMINGHAM, Ala. (UP)—Late returns today increased the margin favoring an Alabama voter qualification amendment backed by state white supremacy advocates. For Correct Hair Cutting and Styling, See MR. 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