anaheim-gazette 1959-12-25

The Woman's World EDITED BY DORIS ALICE LEE SECTION B—PAGE 1 BPW Group Holds Annual Family Party Gay decorations of the Christmas season was the setting for the annual family Christmas party of the Anaheim Business and Professional Women's Club held at the Elks Club Sunday evening with a 6 o'clock dinner. Many special guests and members of families were present for the enjoyable affair. Signa Hatfield, president, presided at the festivities. Main theme of the decorations was the candle arrangements on the table featuring Christmas ornaments with garlands of holly completing the table setting. Dainty white angels marked each place at the table. A large centerpiece at the head table followed along the same theme. Highlights of the festive decorations was a Christmas tree trimmed with the old-fashioned garlands of strung popcorn, cranberries and other handmade trimmings daily later were presented to the Salvation Army for use in making up their baskets. Toys were also presented to Alma Malher who has, for several years, sent Christmas items and handmade scrapbooks to an Indian orphanage in Nebraska. Members also brought canned foods which will be used in making up a couple of baskets for needy families. Committee members planning the party and making all decorations were: Signa Hatfield, Ruby Terry, Bertha Rosen, Alma Malher, Carol Wallace, Lu Hann, Ruth Turner, Letha Roberts and Norma Nipper. Canyon Juniors Christmas Ball Held at Club Christmas ornaments with garlands of holly completing the table setting. Dainty white angels marked each place at the table. A large centerpiece at the head table followed along the same theme. Highlights of the festive decorations was a Christmas tree trimmed with the old-fashioned garlands of strung popcorn, cranberries and other handmade trimmings gaily lighted with spotlights. Entertainment was featured by several songs by the Men of Music from Fullerton Junior College and the surprise appearance of Santa Claus in the person of Rudy Pena, who later entertained at the piano with a medley of Christmas selections. Gifts were presented by Santa to all the youngsters present. Members brought toys which Western High Gets CSF Membership Western High School has become eligible, effective immediately, for membership in the California Scholarship Federation. The seal bearers of top-ranking academic students will receive special recognition at graduation and will march at the head of their class. The class of 1960 will be Western's first graduating class. Canyon Juniors Christmas Ball Held at Club The Canyon Junior Women's Club held its Candlelight Ball Saturday night at the Yorba Linda Country Club with a cocktail hour and dinner preceding. The club decor featured a large Christmas tree, and tables were decorated with golden leaves and tall white tapers in keeping with the holiday season. A fancy hat contest was judged by husbands as part of the evening's festivities. Dancing was to the music of a three-piece band. Mrs. Howard Henning, the club's first president, was chairman of the affair. Committee members helping to make it a success were the Mmes. Howard Luchau, Donald Frederickson, Leonard Yeandle and Robert Wischnack. SENIOR CITIZENS AIDS ior Citizens donate hours to the Orange County Branch Living Memorial Gift maimem, are (from left): M Grace Bacon, chairman o Puppets Show At Ebell Party Children of the Anaheh Junior Ebell Club member were entertained by the Chiquita Puppeteers of Laguna Beach at their annual Christmas party at the clubhouse.Saturday. Santa Claus also made personal appearance and distributed gifts. The puppeteer group is an organization of teenagers specializing in shows for youngsters Directed by Mollie Peck Fallenstein, the members make their own puppets and sceneries. Attach Christmas icicles to cellophane tape and tape scrapes of windows for festive touches. GREETINGS of the Season We Like the ... Friendly, Courseous Service and Full Measure We Like the ... Friendly, Courteous Service and Full Measure of Earnings ALL ACCOUNTS INSURED UP TO $10,000 EARN With SAFETY A GUARANTEED 4 ¼% Per Annum Payable 4 Times Per Year FOUNDED JUNE 20, 1821 ANAHEIM SAVINGS & LOAN Association F. A. YUNGBLUTH, President ANAHEIM GAZETTE ANAHEIM, CALIFORNIA Carol Je Weds W In a candlelight ceremony held at the First Method Church, Carol Jean Stickley of Anaheim became the bride William Brooks Turner also of Anaheim. The Rev. Earl Kernahan performed the evening service while at the organ Mrs. Rue Rockwood played the couple's favorite nuptial music. The bride is the daughter Mrs. Phyllis Stickley of Anaheim and the bridegroom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. B. A. Turner of 1316 Merona Pl., Anaheim. Given in marriage by her uncle, William W. McKelvy, she bride entered the church wearing traditional white. Her blerina-length gown was white lace over taffeta, fashioned with bell sleeves and white satin belt. Her filmy veil was held in place with a tie. NORIOR CITIZENS AID CANCER FIGHT—The Service Group of the Santa Ana SenCitizens donate hours to the fight against cancer by doing volunteer office work in Orange County Branch of the American Cancer Society. Shown working on the Memorial Gift mailing which recently blanketed the county, including Analona, are (from left): Mrs. Margaret Dutcher, secretary of the service group; Mrs. Bacon, chairman of the group, and Mrs. Frank Schwartz. Puppets Show Ebell Party Children of the Anaheim or Ebell Club members entertained by the Chilori Puppeteers of Laguna at their annual Christparty at the clubhouse Satty. Santa Claus also made a normal appearance and distributed gifts. The puppeteer group is an organization of teenagers specialinals in shows for youngsters. Acted by Mollie Peck Falkein, the members make all own puppets and scenery. Each Christmas icicles to celne tape and tape across of windows for festive touch. Western High School Honor Roll Includes Straight A Students Fifteen students at Western High School have achieved straight A averages it has been revealed in the release of the first quarter honor roll. Sixtyone have achieved a grade of 3.6 or higher. The all-A students in six subjects include: Beverly Barry, Bill Centobene; Tom Greer; Gerald Holmes, Jean Lowry, Barbara McCollum, Douglas McMurtrie, LeRoy McNutt, Jo Parrish, Lucy Pratt, Elizabeth Pretzer, Terry Rawlings, Bill Salmond, Mary Jane Snyder and Jerry Vanover. Students with a 3.8 average (5 A's) include: Kathy Altman, Diane Augsburger, Jerald Beuler, Jack Brucks, Roy Hatanaka, Joan Jonas, Kurtis Kasner, Melody King, Bobby Makino, Janet Melew, John Schule, Ronald See, Taimi Tilman, Sharon Umino and Donna Wantland. Those with a 3.6 average or higher are: Mary Baerg, Linda Bryan, Marianne Clark, Judy Elmore, Sylvia Erhard, Della Guzman, Leslie Harris, Sandra Henry, Suzanne Herron, Sharon Heppas, Sharon Jacobson, Jett Jefferson, Warren Kusaka, Lavonna Landberg, Cherly Lautenschlager, Kit Mack, Judy McKay, Shirley Meyers, Judy Morris, Mary Mulzkar, Nadine Nagel, Dorene Neher, Leslie Pederson, Verjean Rattenbury, Ethtelene Shaw, Nina Simmons, Charlene Sparkes, Ronald Tamura, Joan Tellian, Nancy Thompson, Phyllis Troxel and Carole Zell. ORT Group Sets Chanukah Party At a recent board meeting of the La Mirada Chapter of Women's American Ort (Or- Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd W. Robinson, 7231 Grandoaks Dr., a daughter, 7 lbs. 15 oz. Mr. and Mrs. Donald M. Laine, 620 Birchleaf Dr., a daughter, 8 lbs. 2 oz. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence D. Trofholz, 703 N. Mavis, a daughter, 8 lbs. 8 oz. Mr. and Mrs. George Rios, 10741 Berry Ave., a son, 7 lbs. 6½ oz. Mr. and Mrs. David H. Simmons, 2651 W. Rome, a son, 7 lbs. 9 oz. Mr. and Mrs. George B. Butler, 1516 Minerva, a daughter, 6 lbs. 12 oz. Mr. and Mrs. Woodrow Mousley, 10621 Patricia Dr., a son, 7 lbs. 11 oz. Mr. and Mrs. Phillip E. Morris, 1622 Chateau Ave., a son, 5 lbs. 9 oz. Mr. and Mrs. Fernando C. Gasporra, 423 S. Empire Pl., a daughter, 1 lb. 8 oz. ORT Group Sets Chanukah Party At a recent board meeting of the La Mirada Chapter of Women's American Ort (Organization for Rehabilitation Through Training) plans were made for the annual Chanukah Party, this year a dinner party to be held at the Royal Coach Inn, 1050 W. Valencia, Fullerton, Dec. 26, 1959, at 8 p.m. (Saturday). As is traditional, a candle lighting ceremony will be held. This is also the December turnabout meeting; that is, the husbands of the officers and committee chairmen will take over their wives' duties and conduct the meeting. AL LOTENERO ANNOUNCES THE OPENING OF THE NEW BUENA PARK BEAUTY ACADEMY 5931 GRAND AVE., BUENA PARK Modern—Air Conditioned—Free Parking All Beauty Services to the Public at Greatly Reduced Prices. All work by students under supervision. Hours: 9:30 'til 5 Tues. thru Sat. For information regarding enrollment contact the school, LAwrence 2-8336. Society-Clubs-Churches TELEPHONE: PR 2-1800 NIGHT PHONE: JA 7-9784 FRIDAY, DECEMBER 25, 1959. Carol Jean Stickley Weds W. B. Turner a candlelight ceremony at the First Methodist Church, Carol Jean Stickley of Anaheim became the bride of William Brooks Turner also of Anaheim. The Rev. Earl Kernahan performed the evening service at the organ Mrs. Ruth Bakwood played the couple's write nuptial music. The bride is the daughter of Phyllis Stickley of Anaheim and the bridegroom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. B. A. Turc of 1316 Merona Pl., Anaheim. Given in marriage by her late William W. McKelvy, she entered the church wear-traditional white. Her balcony-length gown was white over taffeta, fashioned on bell sleeves and white belt. Her filmy veil was nylon chiffon over taffeta accented with a large cummerbund, and she carried pink carnations on a white Bible. Eric Russell of Anaheim was bestman, while Douglas Browning and Michael Dalich of Anaheim escorted the guests to their places. Approximately 50 guests signed the guest book which was circulated later by Miss Jennifer Larson. The newlyweds are both graduates of Anaheim High School, and the bridegroom is a student at San Diego State College. Royal Neighbors Install Officers Installation of new officers and exchange of Christmas SOCIAL BRIEFSE The American Legion Audi-lary held a potluck supper and Christmas party in the Legion hall which included a gift exchange and games following a short business meeting. Walt Disney School presented its Christmas program, "The Magi's Gift," in the school's multipurpose room. The regular PTA meeting was cancelled for the event. A dinner preceded by community singing highlighted the Christmas party held by the Optimists and Opti-Mrs. In the Optimist clubhouse recently. The Men of Music from Fullerton Junior College entertained. The Arnold Caynors, the D. B. Johnstons, the John M. Swigarts and the Angelo Mau-cris of Anaheim attended the Kappa Delta Christmas party held in Santa Ana. The Women's Missionary Society of Bethel Baptist Church entertained the men of the church with a Christmas pro- The newlyweds are both graduates of Anaheim High School, and the bridegroom is a student at San Diego State College. Royal Neighbors Install Officers Installation of new officers and exchange of Christmas gifts highlighted the luncheon meeting of the Royal Neighbors of America held in the Garden Room of Knott's Berry Farm. New officers are: Mrs. Mary Kilgore, president; Mrs. Alice McCarthy, vice-president; Mrs. Helen Thompson, treasurer; Mrs. Marjorie Marshall, secretary; Mrs. Venus Stevens, chancellor; and Mrs. Violet Seeley, marshall. During the business meeting a check was presented to the Tracy Clinic for deaf children in the amount of $546.76, the club's main project for 1938. The Arnold Gaynors, the D. B. Johnstons, the John M. Swigarts and the Angelo Mauceris of Anaheim attended the Kappa Delta Christmas party held in Santa Ana. The Women's Missionary Society of Bethel Baptist Church entertained the men of the church with a Christmas program. Doris Glewwe was in charge. Husbands were guests at the dinner-dance held by the Orange County Unit of the Chiropractic Auxiliary at the Royal Hawaiian restaurant. The Anaheim Choraleers and the Anaheim Symphony Orchestra presented their annual performance of Handel's "The Messiah" yesterday at Anaheim High School. Ann Thomason and Kent Lombard of Anaheim took part in an opera workshop production of Offenbach's "Tales of Hoffman" at the University of Redlands presented recently. Jax gov. Fashion when you say "Merry Christmas" with Belle Sharmay LEG - SIZE STOCKINGS A "fitting" compliment for all the femmes on your gift lists. The loveliest of stockings in a holiday whirl of fashion zones in styles for every occasion all with Belle Sharmay's exclusive leg-size perfection of fit. Center at Leison, Downtown Apalebn Ample Parking in Our Two Large Lots Christmas Store Hours Daily 9:30 to 9 P.M.