anaheim-gazette 1936-02-13

Mission Society Elects Two Officers Election of two new officers was the principal business on the program of the Wesley Methodist church missionary society Thursday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Richard Wise on North Clementine street. Mrs. W. J. Carter was chosen as superintendent of Bible Study and Mrs. R. E. Jeffries superintendent of publicity. Mrs. L. D. Goodyear, program chairman, was assisted in her duties by Mrs. Lora Carter, Mrs. Pauline Waggoner, Mrs. Fern Jeffress and Mrs. Helen Johnson. A story entitled "Meditation" relating to China, was read by Mrs. S. M. Check. As a fitting finale number on the program Mrs. Wise and Mrs. Harry Moore favored the group with a vocal duet. Mrs. M. M. McConnell, Mrs. Wises' mother, and Mrs. Davis Wagner assisted the hostess with the serving of refreshments at the close of the program. Division Three assisted the hostess in the serving of a Valentine tea at the close of the program. Presbyterian Mission Is Entertained The Flower Mission of the Presbyterian church were entertained at the home of Mrs. J. Frede Sidebottom on East Sycamore street Thursday afternoon when the business meeting and the social program were delightfully combined. Mrs. John Wilson, a new member, was welcomed to the society. Mrs. A. P. Le Tourneau, president of the society, head reports on the section chairmen, and it was learned that thirty-seven calls had been made and fifteen bouquet presented by the visiting committee. The Missionary Society extended an invitation to the Flower Mission to join them in the "Blessing Box" tea at the home of Mrs H. A. Johnston, Tuesday afternoon. Mrs. L. Earle Phillips invited the members to the annual turkey dinner of the Co-Worker Class of the church, to be held on February 21. Mrs. J. G. Hilleary was appointed as hostess for the regular meeting in March. Mrs Grace Evans and Mrs. Middleton decorating committee; Mrs. Paige Vincent and Mrs. Floyd McCracken, calling; Mrs. M. D. Falconer Mrs. Sidney Hopcroft and Mrs. D.J. Youngs, nominating committee. Leaders of the devotional service were Mrs. Conrad Jongeward and Mrs. L.E.Middleton MODERNIZE YOUR PRESENT RADIO SET WITH NEW, NOISELESS! METAL SHIELDED RADIO TUBES Take advantage of radio's newest discovery...enjoy 1936 radio reception at a small cost. Just pull out your old glass tubes...install new metal shielded tubes! THEY FIT RIGHT INTO THE TUBE SOCKETS OF YOUR PRESENT SET. They are interchangeable...type for type...and cost but little more than glass tubes. FIT THE SAME SOCKET AS YOUR PRESENT GLASS TUBES. Metal shielded radio tubes assure better reception...eliminate whistling, squealing and all microphonic noises. FULLY GUARANTEED To Attend Meeting In Los Angeles Reverend S. M. Cheek, Mrs. Cheek and other delegates from the Wesley Methodist church will attend the special Evangelistic meeting of the Los Angeles District at the Trinity church in Los Angeles tomorrow (Friday). The meeting has been called by Reverend McPheeters of San Francisco, president of the state Evangelistic committee. The four principal speakers on the all day program will be Reverend McPheeters, Reverend J. A. B. Fry, Presiding Elder of the Los Angeles district. Reverend C. M. Aker of Santa Ana, and Reverend R. P. Shuler at whose church the meeting will be held. Special Program At Calvary ENJOY A NEW THRILL FROM YOUR OLD RADIO! Type 26 Type 01A Type 27 Type 12A Type 71A Type 24A Type 80 Type 2A5 66¢ EACH RADIO TUBES TESTED FREE! Scientifically Accurate Transductance Meter "Spot-Check." NO CHARGE OR OBLIGATION. THE STORE NEAREST YOUR DOOR 211 No. MAIN St. FREE PARKING FOR PATRONS SERVICE • QUALITY • VALUE Santa Ana, California Special Program At Calvary Baptist Meet A very special program marked the meeting of the Woman's union of the Calvary Baptist church Thursday at the home of Mrs. R. J. Dugdale on South Los Angeles street. Mrs. Luella Beardsley, club president, called the meeting to order at ten o'clock Thursday morning. Special guests introduced were Mrs. Arthur Staley of Placentia and Mrs. Alice Lindsey of Whittier. Mrs. Lindsey, who is president of the Santa Ana Baptist Association, led the devotional service, using as her text the parable of the five loaves and two fishes. Mrs. Staley, secretary and director of the association, told of the work being accomplished by the Woman's unions. Mrs. Beardsley heard the reports from the various committees. Mrs. Minnie Lockman directed the white cross work. After the business meeting in the afternoon and during a short social time Mrs. Lindsley entertained the members with stories of her father's experiences while a missionary in Ramapatnam. During the time he spent there he built a seminary, Mrs. Lindsey had donned the costume of the native women of India for her rather picturesque descriptions. Recess was taken at noon for the serving of a covered dish luncheon by the ladies of the committee. Activities of the curche Bysterian on untrained Flower Mission of the bian church were enterthe home of Mrs. J. Fred on East Sycamore saturday afternoon when less meeting and the program were delightfully Mrs. John Wilson, a obber, was welcomed to by. P. Le Tourneau, presice society, head reports of on chairmen, and it was at thirty-seven calls had le and fifteen bouquets by the visiting commitMissionary Society exinvitation to the Flower join them in the "Blesstea at the home of Mrs. Johnston, Tuesday afterrs. L. Earle Phillips inmembers to the annual inner of the Co-Workers the church, to be held on 21. Mrs. J. G. Hilleary printed as hostess for the meeting in March. Mrs. ans and Mrs. Middleton, committee; Mrs. Paige and Mrs. Floyd McCracke; Mrs. M. D. Falconer, hey Hopcroft and Mrs. D. nominating committee. of the devotional serMrs. Conrad JongeMrs. L. Eardle Rector Entertains Wardens and Vestrymen The Rector and Mrs. D. Howard Dow of St. Michael's Episcopal church entertained the Wardens and Vestrymen and their ladies Monday evening, at their home on East Adele street. At seven-thirty a Rector-Wardens-Vestry meeting convened in the Parish hall, while Mrs. Dow entertained the ladies at the Recory. When the meeting-adjourned at nine o'clock the gentlemen joined the ladies for an evening of social entertainment, at the close of which Mrs. J. A. Clayes assisted the hostess in the serving of refreshments. The guests included Mr. J. A. Clayes, Senior Warden, and Mrs. Clayes; Mr. William Davis, Junior warden, and his mother, Mrs. Florence Davis. The Vestrymen and their wives who were present were Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Grafton, Mr. and Mrs. Ernst Zitzmann, Mr. and Mrs. James Jordan, Mr. and Mrs. Karl Klein, and Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Vander Veer. To dedicate New Organ Sunday Afternoon Dedication services of the new Hammond Electric Organ so graciously presented to the con- L. A. Woman Speaker at Society Meet Mrs. H. G. Carlin, program chairman of the Missionary Society of the Church of Christ, introduced Mrs. Terry King of the Wilshire Christian church of Los Angeles as guest speaker for the meeting Thursday afternoon, at the home of Reverend and Mrs. Morris Schollenberger. Mrs. King stated that there are two types of Christian education, the missionary and the strictly religious. For her talk she presented an outline of the early missionary work of the church, telling of the origin of the Christian church in 1849 and its establishment by a missionary sent to Jamaica, of what is now the largest foreign church in Africa. She also spoke of the great work done by Mrs. Cora Wilson Stewart in the mountain regions of Kentucky and Tennessee. It was Mrs. Stewart who established the Moonlight Mountain schools. During the business meeting at which Mrs. J. H.Daughterey presided, Reverend Schollenberger led the devotional services, chosing the parable of the talent as his lesson. Baptist Ladies Meet at House Warming As a special honor to Mr. and Mrs. William Fleischman who recently finished building their home on La Palma road, members of the Ladies' Aid Society of the Bethel Baptist church combined the regular business meeting with a house warming party Thursday Lutheran Ladies Aid In Meeting At the regular meeting Ladies' Aid Society of Lutheran church Thursdorch church parlors, four guests were entertained by a large number of reguers. Mrs. Richard O'gram leader, introduced Miller of Los Angeles, M.Krueger of Orange, Mr.Loetterle and Miss Cliof Anaheim. Mrs. Olson had selected Whole Armor of God" as juct, and with the assisMrs. William Geiger, Buss, Mrs.E.Kinkade C.C.Oetterle led an intercession. As hostess for the oGeiger served refreshment close of the meeting. Revival Meeting The Gospel Churc Eyangelist Miss Man and party began a series ings at the Gospel Church heim, located at 344 S. Angeles Street. Evangelist Mary Moortionally known and comNebraska. Miss Moore is and she has painted a of pictures on the disperstimes. Services began Tuesday and will continue for twior longer every night exeday at 7:30 P.M. Eight large paintings seen on the walls of tha and the public is invitethem. Miss Moore will enco To dedicate New Organ Sunday Afternoon Dedication services of the new Hammond Electric Organ so graciously presented to the congregation by Mrs. Sarah Pannier in memory of her beloved husband, William Pannier, will be held at four o'clock Sunday afternoon at the Salem Evangelical church. An organ recital will be rendered in connection with the services, with Mrs. Melba Wood as organist. With this organ, several million tone qualities are possible, the invention of which will revolutionize the organ industry. Truly a wonderful instrument, this organ is the first of its kind in Anaheim. A cordial invitation is extended to the public to attend the dedication service. Regular services will be held Sunday morning at the Church, with Reverend S. E. Schrader, officiating. Dorcas Society Meets Thursday The Dorcas Society of the Wesley Methodist church will start the study class at the regular meeting next Thursday. Mrs. Helen Johnson will be hostess for the afternoon. The subject chosen for their first lesson will be "Touring Christian America," and it promises to be one of much interest. Baptist Ladies Meet at House Warming As a special honor to Mr. and Mrs. William Fleischman who recently finished building their home on La Palma road, members of the Ladies’ Aid Society of the Bethel Baptist church combined the regular business meeting with a house warming party Thursday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Fleischman moved here from Oregon a short time ago at which time they purchased an orange grove. The ladies presented Mrs. Fleischman with a handsome gift for her new home. As a part of the business hour plans were made for a church dinner in March, and Reverend O. R. Shroeder gave an appropriate talk on the needs of an ideal home. Informal games, with prizes going to Mrs. Hulda Stark and Mrs. Erna Urbigkeit, took up the time of the social hour, after which Mrs. Gertrude Boettcher, Mrs. Olga Pieper and Mrs. Minnie Retlich served afternoon refreshments. To Show Movies Reverend D. Howard Dow, Rector of St. Michael's church has secured the films of Edwin Carewe’s well known picture, “Are We Civilized.” The picture in which William Farnum and Anita Louise play the star rolls, will be shown at the church Sunday evening. All members of the congregation and their friends are extended a cordial invitation. YOUTH MOVEMENT Stetson lends ear to the demands of youth; produces a series of hats attuned to the young chap's idea of style. They're smart. You'll like them. And no mere picture can do justice to the new shades, the distinctive mixtures! STETSON HATS $6.50 F. A. YUNGBLUTH 145 West Center St., Anaheim, Calif. Lutheran Ladies' Aid In Meeting At the regular meeting of the Ladies' Aid Society of the Grace Lutheran church Thursday in the church parlors, four visiting guests were entertained as well as a large number of regular members. Mrs. Richard Olson, program leader, introduced Mrs. A. Miller of Los Angeles, Mrs. Carol Krueger of Orange, Mrs. Melvin Loetterle and Miss Clara Mork of Anaheim. Mrs. Olson had selected "The Whole Armor of God" as the subject, and with the assistance of Mrs. William Geiger, Mrs. H. Buss, Mrs. E. Kinkade and Mrs. C. Loetterle led an interesting discussion. As hostess for the day, Mrs. Geiger served refreshments at the close of the meeting. Revival Meetings at The Gospel Church Evangelist Miss Mary Moore and party began a series of meetings at the Gospel Church of Anaheim, located at 344 South Los Angeles Street. Evangelist Mary Moore is nationally known and comes from Nebraska. Miss Moore is an artist and she has painted a number of pictures on the dispensation of times. Services began Tuesday, Feb. 11, and will continue for two weeks or longer every night except Monday at 7:30 P.M. Eight large paintings can be seen on the walls of the church and the public is invited to see them. National Defense Is Theme At Church Sun. Rev. Morris Schollenberger announces a timely topic this week for his Sunday evening service at which time he will observe the "National Defense Week," which is on from February 12 to 22. The sermon for the evening will be "Not Peace, but a Sword" and the evening meeting will be of the evangelical type. The sermon will be given by the pastor of the Church of Christ, Rev. Schollenberger. "All who have made no arrangement for their Sunday evening service are urged to come to our church," said Rev. Schollenberger, in making the announcement. "We welcome everyone." Auxiliary Hears Conclave Report Reports of the diocesan convention held the previous week in Los Angeles were given by Mrs. R. W. Balch, Mrs. Harry Turton, Mrs. E. J. Naffziger and Mrs. T. Lumsdon at last week's meeting of the women's auxiliary of St. Michael's church, at the home of Mrs. L. B. Easton on Harbor boulevard. The study period was taken up with discussion of the Apocraphal books of the Bible. The books of "Maccabus," "History of Suzanna" and the "Song of the Three Holy Children" were those under discussion. The hostess of the afternoon served tea to the guests present at the close of the meeting. GOOD NEWS To Automobile Buyers Cone Brothers, Chevrolet Dealers in Anaheim will give $35.00 or more for any car in trade on new Chevrolet or used car, until March 1st. Fine Selection of 40 Good Used Cars Alanheim will give $55.00 or more for any car in trade on new Chevrolet or used car, until March 1st. Fine Selection of 40 Good Used Cars CHEVROLET Cone Bros. 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