anaheim-bulletin 1959-05-09

Grace Lutheran Church School Staff Attends Special Clinic Grace Lutheran's staff of teachers, administrators and assistants for the Vacation Church School scheduled for two weeks in June, was a part of 91 laymen and pastors from neighboring Lutheran congregations attending a special clinic on this summer's work held in the new parish hall of Grace church. Acting as dean of the clinic was the Rev. Melius Bollesen, associate pastor of Trinity Lutheran Church in Norwalk. Departmental instructors, three of which represented each of the Lutheran synods which will soon be merged into one unified body, included the following: nursery, Mrs. Ross Weber, St. Olaf Lutheran Church (E.L.C.), Garden Grove, kindergarten, Mrs. Holdemen, Lutheran Church of the Master (A.L.C.), La Habra; primary, Mrs. Margie Vandenberg, Grace Lutheran, Anaheim; junior, Koreen Erickson, Lutheran Free Church, Westminster; intermediate, Mrs. Charles Kaldahl, St. Andrew Lutheran Vacation Bible School teachers and helpers from churches in other communities besides those already mentioned, who also participated in the clinic were: Faith Lutheran, Anaheim; First, Fullerton; Newport Harbor Lutheran, Newport Beach; Lutheran Church of our Savior, San Clemente. The 1959 Vacation Church School series which will be used by these Lutheran groups at various periods throughout the summer months, is based on the Apostle's Creed and is entitled "We Believe." The lessons, including material for the children, their teachers and parents, stress memory work, music, and handicraft work. Refreshments were served during the afternoon clinic by members of the Rachel Circle of the Church Women of Grace, with Mesdames Bill Geiger, Donald Olson, Victor Norberg and William Glerke assisting in the serving duties. Church News SECTION B Saturday, May 9, 1959 FATHER-SON Louis Zamperini To Be Speaker At Central Baptist Ranquet FATHER-SON Louis Zamperini To Be Speaker At Central Baptist Banquet Louis Zamperini, former Olympic track star and world’s champion miler, will be guest speaker for the second annual Father-Son banquet of the Central Baptist Men’s Club. The banquet will be held at 8745 Magnolia Ave., Tuesday at 6:30 p.m. Vocal selections will be sung by Joe Ganzales of Anaheim and unison singing will be led by Dale Drummond. The war experiences of the noted speaker, (Captain Zamperini) were recognized by the U.S. Air Force Public Relations department as one of the best and most exciting stories to come out of World War II. During World War II, he was better known as the Army Air Force captain who crashed at sea and spent 47 days adrift on a small rubber raft. He was rescued from the sea by the Japanese, and subsequently spent two and one half years as a P.O.W. In a starving condition, he was, on occasion forced to run against well-fed Japanese runners. He was recognized as one of the 10 men who suffered most during World War II. Due to his disappearance, and consequently being officially declared dead, he now has an Air Field named in his honor, and an athletic event at Madison Square Garden, New York. Following the war, Zamperini returned to Japan to bring the Christian message to those who had inflicted atrocities upon him, even though he once vowed never to return to that country of unpleasant memories. Zamperini has been featured on Ralph Edwards’ N.B.C. “This Is Your Life” T.V. show. His currently popular book, “Devil at my Heels” was released by Dutton of New York, with a foreword by Billy Graham. During the 1936 Olympics in Berlin, Zamperini almost touched off an international incident when he tore down the Swastika from Hitler’s Chancellery. While attending the University of Southern California, he broke the National Collegiate mile record which he held for 15 years. Now helping the younger generation, Lou Zamperini’s Victory Boys Camps is dedicated to delinquent and underprivileged boys. He says, “These boys are given a new chance for a better future by your gifts or free will offerings and would not enjoy this opportunity unless this support was forthcoming. Mothers To Get Orchids at Central Baptist Corsages made from orchids flown in from Hawaii will be given to each mother attending Mother’s Day festivities Sunday at the Central Baptist Church, 8745 Magnolia Ave. “Special” mothers will come in for additional attention. There will be a gift, for the oldest mother present; for the youngest mother. The mother with most children present at the services; for the mother coming the longest distance; the mother with the most grandchildren present; the mother with the youngest child, and (honorable) mothers will come in for additional attention. There will be a gift, for the oldest mother present; for the youngest mother. The mother with most children present at the services; for the mother coming the longest distance; the mother with the most grandchildren present; the mother with the youngest child, and (honorable) mothers will come in for additional attention. There will be a gift, for the oldest mother present; for the youngest mother. 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This group of young people will attending the 8:15 a.m. worship service, at which time the Rev. H.F. Stief will conduct the examination. These consecrated young people are inviting parents, relatives, and friends of the candidates have been invited. The second Sunday worship service will be at 10:45 a.m. Continuing with the general theme of “The Challenge of Faith”, special attention will “Confessing”. Also this Sun- confessing’. Also this Sunday, the women of the church will hold their annual offering in gathering for India Women’s work. Pastor’s Mother To Speak at First Methodist “My Mother’s Bible” this is the sermon topic which will be discussed by Mrs. Susanna Kernahan mother of the Rev. Earl Kernahan pastor of First Methodist Church 305 E. Broadway, at the first and second services Sunday. Nazarene Church Sets Speaker for Sunday Plans for Mother’s Day at the Church of the Nazarene, 1212 E. Center, Anaheim, include recognition of Mothers during the Sunday School hour, with appropriate gifts to be given. During the morning worship service at 10:45 a.m. there will be the dedication of infants and an appropriate message by Pastor Murray L. Morford. The men’s chorus from the church will provide special music. In the evening service at 7 p.m. Dr. Robert A. Young of the Garden Methodist Church will be the guest speaker. Dr. Young has served very successfully for a number of years in the greater Los Angeles area as pastor, with recognition in many areas by his denomination. Motherhood Is Sunday Topic At EUB Church Sunday, at the Evangelical United Brethren Church, 800 S. Lemon St., the Rev. Alexander McCandless will speak on "Motherhood at Its best", in the morning service at 10:50 a.m. Music for this service will include a Ladies chorus singing "A Heart Like Thine" by Van Deventer, and the Chancel choir, singing "Mighty Spirit, all Transcending" by Mozart. At the 7 p.m. Service the Reverend McCandless will speak on "The Continued Story." Curtis Stanley will lead a singspiration of favorite hymns. Musical features will include a number from the brass ensemble, a bass solo by To Speak at First Methodist “My Mother’s Bible” this is the sermon topic which will be discussed by Mrs. Susanna Kernahan mother of the Rev. Earl Kernahan pastor of First Methodist Church 305 E. Broadway, at the first and second services Sunday. Mrs. Kernahan, is an ordained Methodist minister and has served in Washington D.C., Southern Maryland; Williams, Ariz.; Creighton in Phoenix; Highland, Calif. and is at present Minister of Visitation at Glendora, Calif. She has two sons in the ministry and her husband and three brothers were ministers: In honor of Mother’s Day the Youth Choir will sing, “Mother’s Day Hymn” by Barnes and the Wesley Choir will sing “Gifts” by Mary E. Caldwell at the first service. At the second service the Chancel Choir will also sing the “Mother’s Day Hymn”, and the Junior High Choir will sing “Gifts”. The first worship service is at 8:45 and the second service 11 a.m. YMCA’S IN THEIR BLOOD A YMCA nominating committee in Burlington, Vt., held its meeting at a Red Cross blood center while two members were donating a pint of blood each, and the third was assisting. Myron Tweed, and a hymn arrangement by the Chapel Choir. At 9 p.m. the Orange County Christian Endeavor will hold a singspiration in the churches from all areas of the County will be attending this event. The public is invited to attend all these services. HIGHEST HONORS — Adolf Schoepe, president and owner of Fluidmaster, Inc., the Daughters of the American ta Ana, with the group's Ameri of the highest honors the Soc given to a naturalized America President of Fluid Santa Ana Daughter Adolf Schoepe, president and owner of Fluidmaster, Inc., An heim was presented the DA Americanism medal by the San Ana chapter, Daughters of the American Revolution, at a meeting Monday afternoon at the home of Mrs Barney E. Coleman, Santa Ana. One of the highest honors the s clety bestows, the Americanism medal is awarded to a naturalize American citizen who has demonstrated outstanding ability in tru MRS. OF THE YEAR — Mrs. Jennie Loitron, judge of the Superior Court of Mass., gets a kiss from her husband, Samon Jr., after she was named "America's of the Year" in ceremonies at New York. Mrs. Barron, mother of three, is known throughout Boston as the "Judge With a Heart." Her selection was announced by Mrs. Daniel Poling, president of the American Mothers Committee Inc. Lutheran Seminine Class for Confirmation Grace Lutheran Sunday, days of the Senior Confraternity instruction class will nicely examined. This young people will attend the 8:15 a.m. worship at which time the Rev.ief will conduct the exposition. These consecrated people are inviting paraphratives, and friends of candidates have been invited Sunday worship will be at 10:45 a.m. with the general of "The Challenge of special attention will follow". Also this Sunning'. Also this Sunday women of the church and their annual offering ring for India Women's Or's Mother Speak at Methodist mother's Bible" this is the topic which will be discussed by Mrs. Susanna Kernahan the Rev. Earl Kernahan, First Methodist Church, roadway, at the first and services Sunday. Congregational Christian Churches Set Annual Confab in Glendale The annual conference of Congregational Christian Churches of Southern California and the Southwest will be held at First Congregational Church of Glendale, May 11, 12 and 13. The 166 churches of the conference represent a total membership of 67,058. The Anaheim Community Congregational Church, Sycamore and Placentia, will be represented by its minister, Walter J. Vernon and the Rev. Chester L. Ferris and delegates. Other Anaheim Congregational Church activities include the Mother's Day service at 10 a.m. Sunday, emphasizing Christianity in the home. Church school is also at 10. Nursery care is provided for infants. Men's Fellowship will meet May 13 at 7:30 p.m. at the church. An interesting program will be provided by the Pacific Telephone and Telegraph Company. Other church news includes the group for single adult business and professional people organized as the "Congregators." They will meet May 31 at 7:30 p.m. at the home of the minister and his wife, the Rev. and Mrs. Walter J. Vernon, 711 Grafton Pl. For additional information call the church office, KE 3-2793, weekday mornings. HONOR MOTHERS Bethel Baptist Sets Services For Month Peak at Methodist Mother's Bible" this is the topic which will be discussed by Mrs. Susanna Kernahan in the Rev. Earl Kernahan, First Methodist Church, broadway, at the first and services Sunday. Kernahan, is an ordained minister and has served Kington D.C., Southern; Williams, Ariz., Creigh-Phoenix; Highland, Calif.; present Minister of Visitation Glendora, Calif. Two sons in the ministry, husband and three broth-ministers: Moror of Mother's Day the choir will sing, "Mother'smn" by Barnes and the choir will sing "Gifts" by Caldwell at the first service. Second service the Chancery will also sing the Day Hymn", and the High Choir will sing first worship service is at the second service 11 a.m. W'S IN THEIR BLOOD CA nominating committee agton, Vt., held its meeting Red Cross blood center to members were donating blood each, and the third listing. Tweed, and a hymn arent by the Chapel Choir. p.m. the Orange County Endeavor will hold a concert in the church. From all areas of the city will be attending this event. Public is invited to attend services. Mothers, Daughters At Grace Lutheran Set Annual Banquet Under the western theme of "Western Days," mothers and daughters of Grace Lutheran Church will hold their annual dinner banquet. Beginning at 6:30 this evening, the special beef dinner will be prepared and served by the Men of the Church. Ethel Barrstad will serve as the "Wagon-mistress" for the program. Betty Barrstad as "Slue Foot Sue", is the leader of many favorite western songs. Maryice Sorrenson will present a special program for the younger daughers. Japanese Methodists To Hear JEMS Head Dr. Mas Toyotome, who is presently the executive secretary of the Japanese Evangelical Missionary Society (JEMS), will be the keynote speaker for the spring evangelistic meetings at Anaheim Japanese Free Methodist Church. The meetings will be nightly at 7:30 beginning on May 13 through 17, with two services on Sunday, at the 902 N. Citron site. Formerly Dr. Toyotome was the residing chaplain at the International Christian University in Tokyo, Japan. He also is a well noted speaker with the Intervarsity Christian Fellowship (IVCF). HONOR MOTHERS Bethel Baptist Sets Services For Month May promises to be an outstanding month in spiritual feasts and fellowship to members and friends of Bethel Baptist Church, Broadway at Lemon. In harmony with National Christian Home Week the Rev. H. John Vanderbeck, pastor, has titled his Mother's Day morning message Sunday service as "Salute to Mother." Also in the sanctuary at the 7:30 p.m. service Christian mothers will be especially honored and Pastor Vanderbeck's message will be "Queen for a Day." At the 10:50 a.m. morning worship service, May 17, the sermon subject will be "Hound of Heaven" and in the evening service "In-Laws of the Bible." The morning message for May 24 will be "Labor Trouble" and in the evening the young people will have a special program. At Memorial Sunday morning service the Reverend Vanderbeck will speak on "Hearthbreak Hill." The 7:30 p.m. service will be a unique service in memory of those we have loved and the pastor's message will be appropriately titled "Lest We Forget." The midweek service themes for May's 7 p.m. Bible Study and Prayer Hours will be, "Three Men," "Three Falls," "Three Harvests" and "Three Doors" for May 6, 13, 20 and 27 respectively. POPULAR SINGERS — The standing and popular Southern group, will appear at the Church tomorrow evening at dies, daughters of missionaries and home fields and lay churches, have already made appearances this year in You BEST HONORS — Adolf Schoepe, president owner of Fluidmaster, Inc., was honored by daughters of the American Revolution, San-Ana, with the group's Americanism medal, one of highest honors the Society bestows. It is to a naturalized American citizen who has demonstrated outstanding ability in service, leadership and patriotism. Making the presentation are (from left) Mrs. Harry L. Anderson, Americanism chairman; and Mrs. Eugene L. Oberly, regent. President of Fluidmaster, Inc. Honored by Santa Ana Daughters of American Revolution Schoepe, president and owner of Fluidmaster, Inc., Ana was presented the DAR anism medal by the Santa Chapter, Daughters of the an Revolution, at a meet- day afternoon at the home Barney E. Coleman, Santa of the highest honors the so- bestows, the Americanism is awarded to a naturalized an citizen who has demon- outstanding ability in trust- Eugene L. Oberly, chapter regent, Schoepe was born in Berkeroth, Germany, and came to the United States in 1927 at the age of 23. He had learned plumbing, copper- smith and sheet metal trades in Germany and soon adapted himself to his new country in finding work and attending night school to learn English. He became an American citizen in 1932. His career led him to the aviation field where he worked for Curtis - Robertson, Spartan Air- Inc., in Anaheim, which he now heads. Schoepe is a past president of the Anaheim Chamber of Commerce, and now is a director. He was formerly chairman of the Industry Committee, Associated Chambers of Commerce of Orange County, Inc. He now is chairman of the membership committee; president of the Orange County Chapter of A.I.D.; chairman of the Committee to Employ the Physi- cally Handicapped; and a mem- Schopee, president and of Fluidmaster, Inc., Ana- was presented the DAR Anism medal by the Santa Chapter. Daughters of the Jan Revolution, at a meet- Sunday afternoon at the home Barney E. Coleman, Santa of the highest honors the so- bestows, the Americanism is awarded to a naturalized Jan citizen who has demon- outstanding ability in trust-ness, service, leadership and ism. The presentation cere- was conducted by Mrs. Har- Anderson, chapter chairman Americanism, Miss Henrietta k of Burbank, state chair- of Americanism, and Mrs. Kerr Is Sunday's Best At BIOLA Kerr and his Musical will come to the new Biola this Sunday afternoon at for a special afternoon of featuring vocal and instru- sacred music. Phil Kerr, in the field of sacred music many years is widely known as composer, singer and music recording artist. He has acted the famed "Mondaymals" for fourteen years at large crowds to the Pasa- Civic Auditorium - for his musical interview and music type forms. He will bring with him his voice choral group known as Monday Nighters" under the son of Mrs. Mary Jean Mrs. Brown will also pre- several musical numbers as. Also included during the moon of musical presentation Mr. and Mrs. Dave Peters, banding vocal and instru- duo, and others. Eugene L. Oberly, chapter regent, Schopee was born in Berkeroth, Germany, and came to the United States in 1927 at the age of 23. He had learned plumbing, coppersmith and sheet metal trades in Germany and soon adapted himself to his new country in finding work and attending night school to learn English. He became an American citizen in 1932. His career led him to the aviation field where he worked for Curtis - Robertson, Spartan Aircraft, Boeing, the Navy Yard in Bremerton, Wash., Sunnyvale, and the Naval Air Station in San Diego. He attended aviation school at night, took flight training on his days off and obtained his private pilot's license. In 1942 he and his associate, Karl Reinhard, set up a business to repair buses for a transportation company in San Diego. News of their ability spread and they were invited to teach at the San Diego Vocational Training School, which they did. Into Kwikset Locks In 1943, Schopee took charge of the sheet metal parts production at Avion, Inc., and in 1945 he and Reinhard bought the original plant, which rapidly grew into Kwikset Locks, Inc. In a few short years, Kwikset Locks became one of the country's most important residential lockset manufacturers. By 1950 it had become the largest in the country. Along with its successes in sales, engineering and production, Kwikset Locks boasted progressive industrial relations programs and was consistently honored by management societies for its employee programs. In 1957 Schopee exchanged his interests in Kwikset Locks, Inc., for an interest in the American Hardware Company, in a corporate merger. He then established a new corporation, Fluidmaster, Inc., in Anaheim, which he now heads. Schopee is a past president of the Anaheim Chamber of Commerce, and now is a director. He was formerly chairman of the Industry Committee, Associated Chambers of Commerce of Orange County, Inc. He now is chairman of the membership committee; president of the Orange County Chapter of A.I.D.; chairman of the Committee to Employ the Physically Handicapped; and a member of the California State Chamber of Commerce's Industry Committee. He is chairman of the Camp Abwhaee Fund Committee, chairman of the Finance Committee, and executive board member of the Northern Orange County Council, Boy Scouts of America. In 1958 he served Anaheim United Fund Campaign; chairmap of the Citizens Advisory Committee for the Anaheim United Fund; member of the advisory Committee California Chapter, Council of Profit Sharing Industries; member of the Navy League; Fellow of the University of Redlands. Shriner Member Schopee is also member of Los Angeles Al Malakah; member of Scottish Rites; and member of Anaheim Chapter No. 125 RAM, and Fullerton Commandery No. 55, Knights Templar. He is a former member of the American Management Association; American Institute of Management; Armed Forces Chemical Association; and the American Ordnance Association. Preceding the award, Schopee was the guest speaker, and was introduced by the program chairman, Mrs. Herman Basler. His subject was "Fruits of Freedom," the theme for the year of the National Society, DAR, which might also well be his own personal theme in the career which brought him to this country as an immigrant youth. PULAR SINGERS — The Nineties, an outstanding and popular Southern California singing group, will appear at the Stanton Community Church tomorrow evening at 7:30. The young laers, daughters of missionaries from both foreign home fields and lay people of Southland churches, have already made more than 35 aparances this year in Youth for Christ rallies. conventions and churches. They will also appear Monday evening at 7:30 p.m. at Phil Kerr's Musical in Pasadena Civic Auditorium. Shown in photo are (from left, front) Jackie Rhodes, Naney Hackley, Nancy Flint, Ruth Birnie; (back row) Beverly Jeakins, Ben Thesman, Valada Klewer, Charlene Altig and Ruth Dunning.