anaheim-gazette 1951-12-21

3 Anaheim Gazette FRIDAY, DECEMBER 21, 1951 ANAHEIM, CALIFORNIA MRS. BRUCE IVES spruces up her three-year-old cellophane Christmas tree which she made out of cast chicken wire, scrap poles, and white and orange bread wrappers. The tree is seven feet tall and made completely by herself, even to the star decorations which she cut out of tin. The home-made Christmas tree stands brilliantly lighted, at the front window of her home at 407 E. North st.—(Gazette photo by Robertson) Bishop Manning Presents Diplomas to Teachers in Released-Time Program At the seventh annual Christ-, Mrs. Charles Palain was made Bishop Manning Presents Diplomas to Teachers in Released-Time Program At the seventh annual Christmas dinner of the Orange County Confraternity of Christian Doctrine, held at St. Boniface hall, yesterday, Roman Catholic Bishop Timothy Manning presented diplomas to 65 men and women of Orange county, who have successfully completed the training course for teachers of released-time classes in religion. Over 100 teachers of Confraternity classes in Orange county were present at the dinner with their honored guests, including Monsignor John Clark, Archdiocesan director of the Confraternity of Christian Doctrine, his assistant, Father Thomas Hayes, Mrs. Guy O'Melveny, president of the Archdiocesan Confraternity, Mrs. C. G. Haws, past president and now editor of "Confraternity Notes," and the pastors of the Catholic churches represented in the released-time program. Father Patrick Pierse, pastor of St. Boniface church welcomed the guests, and students of Marywood school, assisted by girls from Fremont Junior high school, served the dinner. A color film was shown by Sr. Hancrietta, C.S.J., director of the Orange county group, depicting the teachers at work with their students from schools in this area, and showing other philanthropic and educational work of the organization. After the program, benediction was given by Bishop Manning at St. Boniface church. Mrs. Charles Palain was made Archdiocesan vice president to Confraternity in Los Angeles. Mrs. Wm. LaVecke presided at the luncheon as toastmistress. Shelley Smith, 623 W. North st., is pledging Chi Omega sorority at Santa Barbara college of the University of California, it was announced Dec. 14 at the annual Pledge Presents ball. CORN BREAD SAUSAGE 1 pound fresh liver sausage 1 cup cornmeal 1 cup bread flour 2 tablespoons beet or cane sugar 1½ teaspoons salt ½ teaspoon soda 1 teaspoon baking powder 1½ cups sour milk or buttermilk 2 tablespoons melted bacon fat 2 eggs, well beaten Slice liver sausage % inch thick. Remove casing and fry slices, browning both sides. Arrange in bottom of 9-inch square baking pan and heat in oven to sizzling white mixing batter. Mix and sift together meal flour, sugar, salt, soda, baking powder into mixing bowl. Add milk, fat and eggs. Stir only until dry ingredients are moistened. Pour over meat in hot pan. Bake at 425 deg. about 20 minutes or until cornbread is done. Turn out on heated platter and cut into squares. Serve with bacon-milk gravy and fried apple slices. 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Serve hot with hard sauce or cold with whipped cream. Try Our DELICIOUS for Your Christmas ANAHEIM 4 8713 S. GRAND AVE. ¼ MILE SOUTH OF AND WHAT DO YOU WANT?—Gary Yellis, 7, wasn't slow to answer Santa's query last night at the Optimist's Christmas party at Lum's cafe. Club members say the fact has no particular significance, but Optimist President Harwood Larson disappeared from the meeting shortly before Santa Claus appeared.—(Gazette photo by Kreldt) Hawaiian Hula Dancers-Santa Claus Take Part in Optimist Yule Party Anaheim Optimists and their cofer and Louis Larson. Nor were Lions Plan New Year Party Jesse E. Pruett played S AND WHAT DO YOU WANT!—Gary Yellis, 7, wasn't slow to answer Santa's query last night at the Optimist's Christmas party at Lum's cafe. Club members say the fact has no particular significance, but Optimist President Harwood Larson disappeared from the meeting shortly before Santa Claus appeared.—(Gazette photo by Kreldt) Hawaiian Hula Dancers-Santa Claus Take Part in Optimist Yule Party Anaheim Optimists and their families celebrated the holidays with a Christmas party last Thursday evening at Lum's Cafe, complete with Hawaiian hula dancers and Santa Claus in person. In an extravaganza of enchanting island music arranged to portray "Christmas in Hawaii," Val Moore's lithesome Hawaiian dancers gave a special performance before a delighted audience. Fluorescent lighting added further beauty to the scene. Val Moore gave a commentary description of a mythical two-weeks' trip as each act was staged. Costumes were elaborately done in a Christmas motif. High head dresses in decorated Christmas trees was but one of the lovely costume changes. Taking part in the affair were Nancy James, Betty Ulrich, Dolores Pool, Doris Rouland, Cory Stevens, Linda Stevens, Hazel Schachner, Carol Ann Dunbar, Carol Merritt, Charline Smith and Marion Stevens. Mrs. Val Moore did a special number, tossing leis upon imaginary ocean waters which were promptly caught by the youngsters present. Dr. Clinton Patterson led the group in numerous Christmas carols while Mrs. Walt Gooden accompanied at the piano. "O Holy Night" was a solo number sung by the Optimist doctor. Santa Claus made his appearance on schedule to the tune of "Jingle Bells." Loaded down with two packs of toys, the whiskered gent was enthusiastically received. Even the ladies of the Optimists were not forgotten. A box of personalized stationery was the gift of Leonard Schwa- Bank Employee Has New Pet PERSIMMON PIE persimmons separated sugar milk spoons flour spoon each, soda, nutmeg spoon each, salt, ginger spoon cinnamon spoons baking powder slivered walnut meats pastry-lined pan persimmon through sleeve; well-beaten egg yolks, and milk. Sift dry ingreditether and stir into mixd in baking powder and beaten egg whites. Pour baked pie shell and sprinwith walnuts. Bake at 40 minutes. Serve hot sauce or cold with cream. Bank Employee Has New Pet The Bank of America employees were recipients of a wide variety of gifts, including a live rat, when Santa Claus visited them this morning at the annual Christmas breakfast. Dorothy-Wade restaurant was the setting for the early morning festivity which was under the general chairmanship of Alice Lewis. Gary Claussen was the genial Santa. When you buy fresh dates for family munching store them in a covered container in the refrigerator. 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