anaheim-bulletin 1955-07-01

Festival of Arts Preview Held for County Chambers With a sneak preview of Laguna Beach's "Pageant of the Masters" as an interesting part of the evening, the Associated Chambers of Commerce of Orange County held their annual dinner "Under the Stars" with installation of officers at Irvine Bowl in Laguna Beach, Tuesday night. Major General C. F. Schilt of the U. S. Marine Corps, installed Lee Winterton of San Clemente as president; retired U.S. Admiral, John R. McKinney of Laguna Beach as vice-president; R. C. Schweitzer of Huntington Beach, treasurer; and William Gallenne, executive secretary. Also introduced was the important finance committee; Howard Crooke, George Ellers, Paul Kroesen, Fred Krein and Justin Kennedy. Selim Franklin, retiring president, was presented a certificate of service by Willis Warner of the County Board of Supervisors. The preview of the Festival of Arts consisted of the presentation without the usual music, of a few of the paintings and objects darts made with living models which will be shown nightly at Irvine Bowl beginning July 16 for a month. Russ Porter, the well-known regular commentator for the festival Sale of Savings Bonds Increases in County Investments in U. S. Savings Bonds in Orange County last month were more than one-third higher than those of May a year ago, Harry L. Hanson, volunteer county bond chairman reported today. Sales in the county of Series E and H bonds in May this year amounted to $346,066, a gain of 46 per cent over purchases of $236,921 in the like month of 1954. The county's support of the Treasury Department program last month brought total sales for the year to $2,725,813 as compared to $1,533,415 in the first five months a year ago. A 77.8 per cent increase, it represents, Hanson said, a high point in sales in the county for any five-month period in peace-time years. The county's rate of gain for the year, he continued, is more than double the Southern California average and more than four times the national trend as of May end. Sales of Series H bonds to individuals desiring current income contributed $87,500 to the May total and $983,500 in the five-month county figure. This, Hanson stated is a 156.8 per cent increase over January-May of last year. was on hand to comment on the displays; and at one time to present an interesting and unusual back-stage scene where an already-shown picture was being dismantled and a new picture was assembled right before the eyes of the audience, even to the adjusting of the automatic frame. Twenty-eight chambers were represented by several hundred people. The committee in charge of the evening was Gordon Strachan. News From CHRISTINE DAVIS Two new bus routes, which will go into Buena Plain and another which will continue with Disneyland from L.A., Beach were announced by William D. Bourne, owner of Southland Bus Lines, Inc., merely the West Orange Trains, which goes through press. Route "A", Bourne said the Long Beach-Buena Line. It has been changed pass through Buena Plaza, Lincoln, Miller, Crescent, Lenos (Knott Ave.) and Lin again. Route "B" is the Long Beach Disneyland line. It will run Disneyland via Los Alamitos Stanton and Garden Grove. Most significant change Los Alamitos, Bourne pointed out, is that there will now nine trips per day each through the town, since "A" and "B" lines will through it. Mrs. Merle Sutton retires home Sunday from Maric Ark., where she spent a week's vacation visiting tives. She lives with Mr. Mrs. Claude Fortune. Of Watson St. Highlight of the meeting at Garnet Howard Chapter the Nazareene Foreign Mission Society recently was the stallation of officers for 1956. The Rev. Clifford S. Pierer, pastor of the local church stalled the following elec and appointive officers in impressive ceremony, challenging them to make this the year in support of foreign sions that the church has President, Mrs. Leon Fergus Vice-President, Mrs. Tom Land; Recording Secretary, BACKS CAMPBELL KAULBARS Mortuary If It's News You'll See It In The Anaheim Bulletin BACKS CAMPBELL KAULBARS Mortuary 251 N. Lemon Phone KE 5-3209 STEVE KISH COMPLETE PLUMBING Service — Installations KEystone 5-4824 Repairs—Res.—Indus. 747 N. Los Angeles St. PAINT SVEN HARBERG CONTRACTOR FINE RESIDENTIAL PAINTING COMMERCIAL & SPRAYING 703 N. PINE KE 5-4832 TYPEWRITERS SALES SERVICE SUPPLIES REED-SANDELL OFFICE EQUIPMENT CO. 1430 N. Spadra Rd. Phone LA 5-5527 RESIDENTIAL COMMERCIAL DRAFTING JOHN F. SWINT License No. 866 707 WEST NORTH STREET PHONE KE 5-2063 ANAHEIM, CALIFORNIA ANAHEIM SHARPENING SHOP SALES and SERVICE The Rev. Clifford S. Pier pastor of the local church stalled the following elec and appointive officers in impressive ceremony, chal ing them to make this the year in support of foreign sions that the church has President, Mrs. Leon Fergu Vice-President, Mrs. Tom land; Recording Secretary, Stanley Martin; Correspon Secretary, Mrs. Herbert Or Superintendent of Study, Norville Chapman; Superintent of Publicity, Mrs. James Coy; Mrs. L. E. Matthew elected treasurer but was able to attend the meeting. The following appointive cers were seated for the year: Devotional, Mrs. Clif S. Fisher; box work, Mrs. O Denney; Membership, Mrs. Troutman; Prayer and Fast Mrs. Loren Killen; Other Sh Mrs. Walter Allen; Standard Efficiency, Mrs. Herbert Or Alabaster, Mrs. James Mc Music, Mrs. J. T. Thrower; lief and Retirement, Mrs. ville Chapman; Indian F Mrs. Stanley Martin; Me Missions, Mrs. Noxie Ste Social chairman, Mrs. Mc Callahan; National workers, Bundy Spicer; Educational, Charles Thomas and Mrs. R Thomas; and Yearbook, Tom Garland. The retiring officers are Ident, Mrs. Jeff Davis; President, Mrs. Leon Fergu Recording Secretary, Mrs. vin Callahan; Corresponding retary, Mrs. Tom Gar Treasurer Mrs. L. E. Matt (re-elected); Superintendem Study, Mrs. Noxie Stearns ANAHEIM SHARPENING SHOP SALES and SERVICE WE SHARPEN Lawn Mowers - Saws Garden Tools - Knives, Etc. 822 N. Los Angeles St. KE 5-8078 YES We Have Pickup and Delivery Service ALUMINUM AWNINGS Any Size Shape or Color DRAPERY HARDWARE KAISER SHADE SCREENS Columbia Screens CURTAIN WINDOW RODS SHADES BAMBOO SHADES—DRAW DRAPES Inside or Outside Uses Venetian Blinds—Any color. Retape old with plastic tape or renovate. Free estimate. ALL TYPES HARD SURFACE FLOOR COVERINGS We Are Authorized Fabricators. For—Formica Consoweld. Nu-Art & Textolite Floor Wax & Cleaners. Glamorene Wool & Cotton Rug & Upholstery Cleaners. Non-slip Rug Hug Heath’s Linoleum & Shade Shop Phone KE 5-7012 312 W. Center. Anaheim News From Cypress Way CHRISTINE DAVIS JACKSON 7-2010 Two new bus routes, one which will go into Buena Plaza, another which will connect Disneyland from Long Beach were announced by Willy D. Bourne, owner of the Oakland Bus Lines, Inc., for the West Orange Transit system, which goes through Cyprus. Route "A", Bourne said, is Long Beach-Buena Park. It has been changed to through Buena Plaza, via Colin, Miller, Crescent, Hanover (Knott Ave.) and Lincoln. Route "B" is the Long Beach-Cyprus line. It will reach Reyland via Los Alamitos, Ton and Garden Grove. Most significant change for Alamitos, Bourne pointed out that there will now be trips per day each way through the town, since both and "B" lines will go through it. Mrs. Merle Sutton returned on Sunday from Marcella, where she spent a three days vacation visiting rela-tions. She lives with Mr. and Claude Fortune of 9054 Jason St. Highlight of the meeting of Garnet Howard Chapter of Nazarene Foreign Mission Society recently was the in-station of officers for 1955. The Rev. Clifford S. Fishmaster of the local church ined the following elective appointive officers in an expressive ceremony, challang- them to make this the best in support of foreign mis- that the church has had:ident, Mrs. Leon Ferguson; President, Mrs. Tom Gar-Recording Secretary, Mrs. perintendent of Publicity, Mrs. Bill Troutman. The meeting was held in the home of Mrs. Loren Killen, 5592 Bishop St., and opened by Mrs. Jeff Davis. Mrs. Noxie Stearns led the group in prayer followed by singing led by Mrs. J. T. Thrower. Mrs. Clifford S. Fisher led the group in an interesting devotional period. The new officers were installed following the devotional and the president-elect, Mrs. Leon Ferguson, presided over the remainder of the meeting. Announcement was made that the annual friendship dinner would be July 12. The members and their guests will meet at the church at 7 p.m. and go in a group to the place of the banquet dinner to be announced at a later date. The price of the dinner will be $1.50 and each member may bring as many guests as they desire. Reservations must be turned to Mrs. Ferguson not later than Sunday, July 10. The society will not meet to roll bandages during the summer months but will again meet on the third Wednesday of September to roll bandages for the Leprosy Hospital in Swaziland, South Africa. Reports of the Missionary Convention held in the Lynwood Church of the Nazarene on May 31 were given by Mrs. Walter Allen, Mrs. James McCoy, Mrs. J. T. Thrower, and Mrs. Noxie Stearns. During the social hour refreshments were served to Mmes. Leon Ferguson, Noxie Stearns, Tom Garland, Bill Troutman, Norville Chapman, Stanley Martin, Ralph Thomas, Hope Lee, James McCoy, Herbert Orban, Clifford Fisher, J. T. Thrower, Brooks Whiteside, Jeff Davis QUEEN OF SAFETY — Betty Mitchell has been selected Queen of Safety for Southern Pacific employees' annual picnic and safety rally at Recreation Park, Long Beach, July 17. More than 9000 active and retired railroaders and their families from Southern California are expected to attend. The queen is employed in SP's passenger department. evening for a potluck dinner. Following the dinner the members of the teaching staff gathered in a circle around the fire and plans were made for the coming year. The Rev. Clifford Fisher, pastor of the church, explained the program which had be set up by the Church School Board for the year and announced several changes in classes made due to the resignation of several teachers and the addition of two new evening were Mr. and Jen Killen and son, Mr. and Mrs. Norville and daughter, Jane, Mrs. J. T. Thrower and Danny, Ronnie and Carr and Mrs. L. E. Matthews Name Gypress Man Second District CoCYPRESS—H. J. G. Kreissler, a member opress C. R. Rogers VFW Post No. 9847, wled as Second District of Foreign Wars Distrimander at the 35th Apartment of Californiation, held at Sacramen26. Kreissler has served mander of the C.R.Rogers orial Post No. 9847,VFW Commander of Orange Council,VFW In 1952 evening were Mr. and Jen Killen and son, Mr. and Mrs. Norville and daughter, Jane, Mrs. J.T.Shower and Danny,Ronnie and Carr and Mrs.L.E.Matthews Nazarene Foreign Mission Society recently was the ination of officers for 1955. The Rev. Clifford S. Fishmaster of the local church in the following elective appointive officers in anressive ceremony, challengem to make this the bestin support of foreign missthat the church has had:ident, Mrs. Leon Ferguson;President, Mrs. Tom GarRecording Secretary, Mrs.ley Martin; Correspondingetary, Mrs. Herbert Orban;intendent of Study, Mrs.ille Chapman; Superintendof Publicity, Mrs. James McMrs. L. E. Matthew wased treasurer but was unto attend the meeting. The following appointive offi were seated for the newDevotional, Mrs. Clifford Fisher; box work, Mrs. C. E.Ney; Membership, Mrs. BillItman; Prayer and Fasting,Loren Killen; Other Sheep,Walter Allen; Standard ofIency, Mrs. Herbert Orban;aster, Mrs. James McCoy;c, Mrs. J. T. Thrower;Reand Retirement, Mrs. NorChapman; Indian Fund,Stanley Martin; Medicalions, Mrs. Noxie Stearns;al chairman, Mrs. MelvinEhuan; National workers, Mrs.Daly Spicer; Educational, Mrs.Miles Thomas and Mrs.Ralphmas; and Yearbook, Mrs.Garland. The retiring officers are PresL, Mrs. Jeff Davis; Viceident, Mrs. Leon Ferguson;Ordering Secretary, Mrs. MelCallahan; CorrespondingSecy, Mrs. Tom Garland;surer Mrs. L. E. Matthew elected); Superintendent ofY, Mrs. Noxie Stearns; Su wood Church of the Nazarene onMay 31 were given by Mrs.Walter Allen, Mrs.James McCoy,Mrs.J.T. Thrower, and Mrs.Noxie Stearns. During the social hour refreshments were served to Mmes.Leon Ferguson, Noxie Stearns,Tom Garland, Bill Troutman,Norville Chapman, Stanley Martin,Ralph Thomas, Hope LeeJesame McCoy, Herbert OrbanClifford Fisher, J.T. Thrower,Brooks Whiteside, Jeff Davisand Misses Gayle McCoy, JudyStearns, Beth Kroesen, RomonaBlevins, Diane Trimper, CarolynThrower, and two guests. Co-hostesses with Mrs.Killenwere Mrs.Brooks Whiteside andMrs.C.E.Denney. President Mrs.Betty Knausspresided over the business session of the meeting of the Cypress C.R.Rogers Memorial PostNo. 9847 Auxiliary which met in the VFW Hall last week. One new member was taken into the group during the evening, Mrs.Wanda Vaughn. Johnnie Johnson visited the group and explained the hoursthe fireworks stand would be open and asked the ladies tovolunteer to help.The stand is located at the corner Lincolnand Moody streets and will openJune 29 and remain open untilJuly 4. Members who can donate some of their time to the selling offireworks are asked to please contact him. Delegates to the national convention to be held in Bostonwere elected with Betty Knaussbeing elected as delegate and Ruth Pigh as alternate. Mrs. Beatrice Hahn,president-elect named several committeechairman. They are: Essay Chairman, Waneta Vaughn; Sewing,Frances Demiris; Parliamentarian,Betty Knauss; and Chamberof Commerce representative,Mrs.Ruth Lockman. Announcement was made that there would be no meeting onJuly 4 and that the next meetJng would be held July 18.The July refreshment committeewill be Frances Demiris and Frank Sherroff. The door prize for the Monday evening meeting was wonby Betty Knauss. Refreshmentswere served to the members ofthe social hour by Mrs.MarieWarrern. The teachers and officers ofthe church school of the Cypress Church of the Nazarene evening for a potluck dinner. Following the dinner themembers of the teaching staffgathered in a circle around thefire and plans were made forthe coming year.The Rev. Clifford Fisher,pastor of thechurch, explained the programwhich had be set up by theChurch School Board forthe year and announced severalchanges in classes made due tothe resignation of several teachersand the addition of two newclasses. The annual Sunday School picnicwill be held at the CypressRecreation Park on Saturday,Aug.6. The Daily Vacation Bibleschool will be held from Aug.15 through 26.Attending the dinner Tuesday evening were Mr. andren Killen and son,Mr. and Mrs.Norvilleand daughter, Jane,Mrs.J.T. Throwerand Danny,Ronnie and CarandMrs.L.E.Mattchildren,Gary and VirandMrs.Earl Yocum,bert Orban and Son,Mrs.Bill Troutman,MJo Dyer,Mrs.Jeff DaRobert Stearns and childy.Freddie and SusClifford Fisher andMrs.James McCoy andGayle. July 4 and that the next meeting would be held July 18. The July refreshment committee will be Frances Demiris and Frank Sherroff. The door prize for the Monday evening meeting was won by Betty Knauss. Refreshments were served to the members of the social hour by Mrs. Marie Warrern. The teachers and officers of the church school of the Cypress Church of the Nazarene and their families met in the lovely backyard of the home of Mr. and Mrs. James McCoy on Hoffman street last Tuesday. IT COSTS TO RENT - Garden Tools - Cement Mixers - Power Tools - Power Saws - Plumbers Tools - Sanders - Trallers - Lawn Mowers SUPERIOR RENTALS 1266 E. Center — KE 5-9623 OPEN SUNDAY 8 to 6 p.m. ANAHEIM BUSINESS DIRECTORY Anaheim Community Hospital Medical, Surgical, Industrial, Emergency KE 5-2208 Advertising When You Want, Try a Want Ad—Anaheim Bulletin KE 5-6051 Garage, Arnold E. Howard—Complete Automotive Reg. Briggs & Stratton Service ... 130 S. Lemon KE. 5-2239 Fire Department Anaheim KE 5-2345 Moving, Storage, and General Trucking Anaheim Truck and Transfer Co., 508 S. Los Angeles St. KE 5-2863 Police Department Anaheim KE 5-2131 Photo Engraving, Photography, Photostats Angeles D. Bradley Office KE 5-5714 Res. KE 5-5714 Features: Insulation and Weather-stripping Forced Air Heating Slumpstone Fireplaces Plastered Walls and Acoustic Type Ceilings Hardwood Floors Sliding Glass Doors to Patio or Garden (on some models) Central Hall Plan Natural Finish Mahogany Cabinets Westinghouse Garbage Disposal Floor to Ceiling Wood Panelling Two Car Garage Sewer Ornamental Street Lighting Announce New Quarters For Square Dance Club The San-tana Squares, one of Orange County's leading square dance groups, announced today that the Orange County Farm Bureau building 1916 West Chapman Ave., Orange, has been selected for the new meeting place. The club is seeking new members and all square dancers in the intermediate level are welcome to join them. Caller, Tom Watson, is well-known in this area for his interesting dances called in an easy-to-follow manner, a club spokesman reported. Dances are held the first, third, and fifth Fridays of each month from 8 to 11 p.m. First dance in the new meeting place is scheduled for tonight. Name Gypress Man VFW Second District Chief CYPRESS—H. J. G. (Happy) Kreissler, a member of the Cypress C. R. Rogers Memorial VFW Post No. 9847, was installed as Second District Veterans of Foreign Wars District Commander at the 35th Annual Department of California convention, held at Sacramento, June 26. Kreissler has served as Commander of the C. R. Rogers Memorial Post No. 9847, VFW in 1949; Commander of Orange County Council, VFW in 1952; and De-evening were Mr. and Mrs. Loren Killen and son, Lawrence, Mr. and Mrs. Norville Chapman and daughter, Jane, Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Thrower and children Danny, Ronnie and Carolyn, Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Matthew and department of California Assistant Chief of Staff, VFW. The Second District is composed of 24 VFW Posts and Auxiliaries in Orange and River-side Counties, representing approximately 8,000 members. Being interested in hospital work Kreissler promises as one of his early projects a second District VFW Hospital Day at Long Beach Veterans Administration Hospital. H. J. G. (Happy) and Mrs. Kreissler reside at 8212 South Gay St., In Cypress. CONSULT US FOR YOUR HOME LOAN ANAHEIM BUILDING & LOAN ASSOCIATION Center & Lemon St. KE. 5-2158 or KE. 5-2159 Anaheim Member Federal Home Loan Bank System Custom Furniture FOR DISCRIMINATING TASTES Cabinets and Interiors by Menno Thiesen 326 E. Center St. Anaheim KE 5-4480 LARGE SELECTION • Paint and Painters Supplies • Wallpaper • Glass and Glazing LUND & SONS CO 1120 Lincoln KEystone 5-2831 PALM TREES Many varieties to choose from. See Our Large Selection TROPICAL PLANTS Kreissler has served as Commander of the C.R. Rogers Memorial Post No. 9847, VFW in 1949; Commander of Orange County Council, VFW in 1952; and Deevening were Mr. and Mrs. Loren Killen and son, Lawrence, Mr. and Mrs. Norville Chapman and daughter, Jane, Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Thrower and children Danny, Ronnie and Carolyn, Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Matthew and children, Gary and Virginia, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Yocum, Mrs. Herbert Orban and son, Herbert, Mrs. Bill Troutman, Mrs. Billy Jo Dyer, Mrs. Jeff Davis, Mrs. Robert Stearns airtel children, Judy, Freddie and Susan, Rev. Clifford Fisher and Mr. and Mrs. James McCoy and daughter Gayle. PALM TREES Many varieties to choose from. See Our Large Selection TROPICAL PLANTS Sprinkler Systems Installed BOTTS NURSERY Landscape Contractor 1228 W. Lincoln Ph. KE 5-5450 We Give Gold Bond Stamps Visit the beautiful TOPAZ ESTATES Today Only 22 homes in this unusually nice residential development. Over half are already sold — so hurry if you want the best home... in the nicest district in Anaheim. HERE IS THE HOME YOU'LL LOVE ... Your Choice of 6 Attractive Elevations CUSTOM DESIGNED NO DOWN PAYMENT Except Costs and Impounds FOR VETERANS New Low FHA Terms FOR NON-VETS 3 Bedrooms -- 2 Baths FOR VETERANS New Low FHA Terms FOR NON-VETS 3 Bedrooms -- 2 Baths From 66.71 Month Including Prin. and Int. TOPAZ ESTATES "JEWEL HOMES" Between Vermont and South St. On East Street KE. 5-5794