anaheim-gazette 1929-04-11

PAGE FOUR The New Viking, 90 Degree, V-Eight Intro New Boulevard Boosters Meet Buena Park Entertains New Manchester Avenue Association At a dinner at Buena Park Monday night given to the Greater Manchester Avenue Improvement Association, Geo. W. C. Baker of Los Angeles told of the efforts of paving contractors and bond houses to defeat the project in the legislature. Samuel Dudlext, president of the Manchester association since its inception more than four years ago, presided, places being laid for nearly 200 persons at the sumptuous 6:30 o'clock chicken dinner served by members of the Buena Park Eastern Star. Large delegations of boosters, representing all of the major communities along the route of the proposed new 100-foot artery, from Playa del Rey to Santa Ana, responded to the roll call made by Secretary Lou Drelly and gave brief progress reports on the work now being done in their respective sections. William Schumacher of Buena Park, a member of the Orange county board of supervisors, gave the formal address of welcome Ben Scoble of Playa Del Rey responding. Vocal solos by Mrs. Olin Pepper and John Johnson, accompanied at the piano by Mrs. G. Snyder, all of Buena Park, constituted the entertainment features of the meeting. Mrs. Hattle Allen, Buena Park real estate dealer, supplemented the address of welcome with a brief "pep" talk, expressing the spirit of Buena Park folk in regard to the highway project. That the activities of the contractors' and bond houses' lobbyists in the first session of the present legislature seriously threatened the Mattoon Act and, with it, the Manchester avenue program and all other such highway projects now under way in Southern California was the declaration of Mr. Baker in his address. Angeles City League high school championships, which are scheduled to close at the Coliseum at 4 p.m. Southern California's expected defeat at the hands of Stanford last Saturday has not cast any gloom over the Trojan spikemen and it is expected that the Trojans will hang up some splendid marks against the club squad. While in last Saturday's contest the S. C. half-milers and millers fell down somewhat from the pre-meet predictions, the unexpected good showing of the Trojan field performers gladdens the heart of Coach Cromwell, especially in the cases of Javellin Heaver Jesse Mortensen and Shot Putter Schleimer, who will return to the S. C. squad next season. The Trojan coach said today that there are no alibis to offer for the Stanford victory, that his team performed considerably better than he had expected and that the defeat will only give his boys a further impetus to get in the best possible condition for the big meets that are scheduled for the rest of the season; the West Coast relays at Fresno, April 27; the open A. U. championships at the Los Angeles Coliseum May 4; the California intercollegiate championships at the Coliseum May 18, and the national intercollegiate at Philadelphia, May 21. Christian "Are Sin. Disc" This question lesson-sermon. Churches of Chr. of The MotherChurchof ChrisMass. The quivarious citation from the Christ "Science and L Scriptures," by Among the five lesson-sermons by Peter as relate to Peter as relate out all quarters to the saints And there he named Acneas, eight years, and And Peter said Christ maketh Park, constituted the entertainment features of the meeting. Mrs. Hattle Allen, Buena Park real estate dealer, supplemented the address of welcome with a brief "pep" talk, expressing the spirit of Buena Park folk in regard to the highway project. That the activities of the contractors' and bond houses' lobbyists in the first session of the present legislature seriously threatened the Mattoon Act and, with it, the Manchester avenue program and all other such highway projects now under way in Southern California was the declaration of Mr. Baker in his address. Mr. Baker painted an impressive word picture of the experiences, which he and other members of the group fighting for the Mattoon Act had during the opening session of the legislation, stating that it was only after an extremely bitter battle that an, at least, temporary victory was won. When the smoke of the conflict had cleared away the Southern California highway enthusiasts, led by Baker, had succeeded in bringing out of senate committee three bills affecting and, he asserted, improving the Mattoon Act. These measures were reported out in the place of 17 other measures which the contractors' and bond house lobbyists, together with certain 'misguided' taxpayers' associations had sponsored in efforts to kill the Mattoon Act, he declared. Interesting Meet At L. A. Coliseum U. S. C. and L. A. Athletic Club Track Teams in Battle Saturday Scheduling of a practice dual meet between the University of Southern California and the Los Angeles Athletic club for Saturday afternoon at the Los Angeles Coliseum was announced by Coach Dean B. Cromwell. The Trojan-Mercury meet will start immediately upon the conclusion of the Los ANAHEIM GAZETTE V-Eight Introduces Distinctive Features Dress For the FLO Rolls— great travel with a rock popular F longer mile and June 1. Saturday's meet with the athletic club should be an interesting affair as the Trojans and clubmen have the leading track and field squads of the southland. Incidentally, as Mr. Cromwell is coach of both teams, he can't lose, and no matter how the meet comes out he will wear the beaming smile of victory. Christian Science Church "Are Sin, Disease, and Death Real?" This question is the subject of the lesson-sermon for Sunday in all Churches of Christ, Scientist, branches of The Mother Church. The First First Churchof Christ, Scientist, in Boston, Mass. The question is answered by various citations from the Bible and from the Christian Science textbook. "Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures," by Mary Baker Eddy. Among the Scriptural verses in the lesson-sermon is an account of healing by Peter as related in the Acts: "And it came to pass as Peter passed through out all quarters, he came down also to the saints which dwelt at Lydda. And there he found a certain man named Aeneas, which had kept his bed eight years, and was sick of the palsy. And Peter said unto him, Aeneas, Jesus Christ maketh these whole; arise and make thy bed. And he arose immediately. And all that dwelt at Lydda and Saron saw him, and turned to the Lord." The Science and Health selections include these words of Mrs. Eddy: "Palsy is a belief that matter governs mortals, and can paralyze the body, making certain portions of it motionless. 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