anaheim-gazette 1941-04-03

ANAHEIM GAZETTE Established 1870 ORANGE COUNTY'S OLDEST NEWSPAPER HENRY KUCHEL, Editor and Publisher 1887-1935 The Anaheim Gazette has been owned and edited by the same family since 1875. Published every Thursday at 259 East Center Street, Anaheim, Calif. Subscription Per Year ...$2.00 Six Months ...$1.00 MRS. HENRY KUCHEL THEODORE B. KUCHEL Editors and Publishers Entered as second-class matter at the Post Office at Anaheim, California, under the Act of March 8, 1879. EASTER SHOPPING DAYS Anaheim has long been noted as an aggressive, forward-looking community. The local people together with merchants have co-operated to keep our city abreast of the times. No better evidence of this spirit could be shown than our Anaheim Ebell Club's effort in putting on their Hostess Day this week. These Anaheim women know that shoppers need look no further than their own community to be right up in front in the Easter style parade. The days when it was necessary to go to the big city for bargains are dead and gone, however, we are not sure everyone yet knows it. Anaheim's progressive merchants have dethroned big cities' one-time monoply and laden their shelves with bargains equaling in variety and appeal those to be found anywhere. Remember it is these enterprisers in Anaheim whose taxes, payrolls, rent bills and civic activities build up the social and cultural background of the city. In other words our schools, churches and other agencies for the betterment of human life ebb and flow in direct ratio to our business pace. Here's hoping that the Ebell Club's Hostess Day makes more people realize that by shopping in Anaheim they can head the Easter parade. Church Services Hit-Run Accident Reported to Police Anaheim Aces Work Out Here Continued from page 1 assembled. Tony Jeli, Tony Petta, and Tony Ponce are here staff, together with Bus Dept. Bert Shappard, and L Smith. Jell and Chapett right handers who were open by San Diego, and both semi-pro ball in Wash Ponce is a former Whittier school star and is also a hander. DeVolder, with Sand part of last season is a son who hurled Fullerton Jay two conference championships fore moving on to San Diego college. Sheppard is another hander and has had experience the Wisconsin and Evans leagues. He's owned by Chicago White Sox. Smith Mary's college product, also out with the Athletics spring and is a protege of Babich. John Scolinos has first base at present. He's hander who was with the association in 1939 and semi-pro ball last year Angeles. On secondbase now is Ro frey, a Hollywood high school with plenty of ability. There are battling for the she berth, with Verl Bright of holding the edge. He was on the Helm's Athletic Fusion's all-star team last year Esqueda of San Diego his semi-pro experience with Junior Padres, and Red H another former Hollywood school star. Church Services GRACE LUTHERAN “Be Thou Faithful unto Death” will be Rev. C. H. S. Hunziker’s sermon subject Sunday at 10:30 a.m. New members will be received and holy baptism administered. Holy week services are planned by the church on Wednesday, Thursday and Friday evenings, with the pastor to speak each night. At 12 noon Friday a three-hour Good Friday service will be held, with messages to be brought by Rev. Hunziker, Rev. George Busdiecker of Santa Ana and Rev. Hubert Rasbach of Fullerton. Seven 25-minute services will be held, which may be attended separately or as a unit. WHITE TEMPLE METHODIST “What Christians Have Done to Christ” will be the theme of Rev. Thomas L. Burden’s Palm Sunday message at 10:45 a.m. During the evening service, he will speak on the subject, “The False Friend.” Two special Easter services are planned for next week, on Wednesday and Thursday evenings at 7:30 o’clock. Communion service will be held during the latter evening, with the church choir to sing. BETHEL BAPTIST The English topic at the morning service Sunday will be, “Are They Worth Sinners,” and the German subject will be, “Come Into My Heart, Lord Jesus.” At the evening service there will be a Bible quiz and the junior story will be, “Superman.” The evening sermon will be, “Nearer My God To Thee.” WESLEY METHODIST Holy communion will be observed at 11 a.m. Sunday, with Rev. G. Carroll Rector speaking on the subject.. “This Do in Remembrance of Me.” At 7 p.m. the pastor will use as his sermon subject, “Jerusalem Yesterday and Today.” CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE Rev. J. W. Henry will speak at Hit-Run Accident Reported to Police Two automobile accidents came to the attention of Anaheim police Sunday evening, one of which was a hit-and-run case. No one was injured in either mishap. The hit-run accident was reported by Leslie E. Offield of Pasadena, who said an automobile had struck his car on South Las Angeles St. and did not stop. The other crash occurred at the intersection of Palm and Los Angeles Sts., and involved cars driven by Harry H. Stauffer of Montrose and Adam E. Wunderlich of New York city. be held each evennig next week except Saturday at 7:30 p.m. CHRISTIAN SCIENCE CHURCH “Charge them that are rich in this world that they be not high-minded, nor trust in uncertain riches, but in the living God, who giveth us richly all things to enjoy.” This verse from I Timothy is the Golden text in the Lesson-Sermon on “Unreality” on Sunday in all Churches of Christ, Scientist. The Lesson Sermon includes these passages from Exodus: “And God spake all these words, saying, I am the LORD thy God, which have brought thee out of the land of Egypt, out of the house of bondage. Thou shalt have no other gods before me. Thou shalt not make unto thee any graven image, or any likeness of any thing that is in heaven above, or that is in the earth beneath, or that is in the water under the earth: Thou shalt not bow down thyself to them, nor serve them.” These words of Paul to the Corinthians are also presented: “For though there be that are called gods, whether in heaven or in earth, (as there be gods many, and lords many.) But to us there is but one God, the Father, of whom are all things, and we in him.” Among the selections from “Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures” by Mary Baker Eddy are statements: “A mortal, corporeal or finite conception of God WESLEY METHODIST Holy communion will be observed at 11 a.m. Sunday, with Rev. G. Carroll Rector speaking on the subject, "This Do in Remembrance of Me." At 7 p.m. the pastor will use as his sermon subject, "Jerusalem Yesterday and Today." CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE Rev. J. W. Henry will speak at the 11 a.m. service Sunday on the topic, "Christian Unity." His subject for the evening service will be "The Man that Bid God Goodbye." Pre-Easter revival services will Buy His EASTER Outfit at YUNGBLUTH'S For when you buy here you are sure of the finest quality at a reasonable price. Hart Schafner & Marx SUITS ... $35.00 STETSON HATS Kinsington ... $3.95 Playboy ... $5.00 Stratoliner ... $6.50 Florsheim Shoes ... $8.95 and $9.95 Manhattan Shirts ... $2.00 to $3.50 Ties Make and Excellent Easter Gift 50c and $1.00 Friday is Hostess Day Meet MRS. W. M. KELSEY at our store YUNGBLUTH'S 145 WEST CENTER ST. PHONE 4130 ANAHEIM GAZETTE White Temple Will Have Two Services Identical services at 9:30 and 11 a.m. Easter Sunday are planned at the White Temple Methodist church, it was announced today by Rev. Thomas L. Burden. The additional service will make it possible for all who wish to attend church to find ample seating accommodations. Any parents wishing to present their children for baptism may do so at either of the services, the pastor said. Miss E. Kate Rea Not to Seek Post Miss E. Kate Rea, member of the board of trustees of the Anaheim elementary school district for the past 15 years, will not be a candidate to succeed herself in the election of June 14, she informed The Gazette yesterday. Decision not to seek re-election came after long consideration, but circumstances are such that she feels it imperative to give up her position, Miss Rea said. of Arizona and played for awhile with Bisbee, where he was a rival of Daniel while the latter was with Tampa in the same league. Daniel's home is in Maywood. Hopkins is from Seattle and played with the Junior Padres last winter. Blankenship, a southpaw, is from El Cajon and has had no experience. Webster formerly played at San Deigo State College. Millard, optioned by San Diego, is a graduate of Washington State College and finished last year with the Padres. Stamp Exhibit Successful Event Approximately 10,000 stamps and covers were on display last week end when the Orange County Philatelic society staged its ninth annual exhibit at Orange. Anaheim members of the group won a fair share of the ribbons, eight members receiving 10 awards. Judges of the event were Col. Willis Edward Mills of Burbank and A. W. Bloss of Los Angeles. General sweepstakes award for the show was won by W. C. Ahlmann of Orange. Other awards were as follows: United States: Ahlmann, first; C. R. Nelson, Anaheim, second; Bert Christian, Anaheim, third; Monte Webb, Anaheim honorable mention. Foreign: Miss Bertha Youngs, Orange, first; H. M. Moore, Anaheim, second; F. Mudget, Anaheim, third; R. H. Smith, Santa Ana, and W. Erthal, Fullerton, honorable mention. Pre-cancel: Ahlmann, first; Novelties: Ahlmann, first; Allan B. Parks, Garden Grove, second; Mrs. Myrte Martin, Anaheim, third. Topics: Charles Knowlton, Fullerton, first; Miss Youngs, second; J. Ranker, Anaheim, third, and Ahlmann, honorable mention. Block: Parker, first; Nelson, second; Ahlmann, honorable mention. Ond: Ahlmann, third, and Mac O. Robbins, Santa Ana, honorable mention. IOWA PICNIC SET The oft-postponed Iowa state picnic has been rescheduled for Saturday, April 26, at Lincoln park, Los Angeles. On secondbase now is Roy Goddsey, a Hollywood high school boy with plenty of ability. Three men battling for the short-stop earth, with Verl Bright of Pomona holding the edge. He was named the Helm's Athletic Foundation's all-star team last year. Joe Aqueda of San Diego has had mini-pro experience with the Junior Padres, and Red Kelly is another former Hollywood high school star. Herbert Andro of Los Angeles and Jack Morrison, formerly with Springfield in the Three-I league, alternating at thirdbase. Outfielders are Ed Krage, John Gomez, Bill Daniel, Tom Hopkins, Jack Blankenship, Hal Weber and Jack Millard. Krage is the Orange boy who played with Anaheim Athletics last winter. Gomez comes out of University. The Gay Lord's Escapades End by Mystery Bullets. The play-byPeer seemed at first to be the victim of a perfect crime, without even a suspect—but authorities have just interrupted a honey-boon to charge the bridegroom with murdering him. Don't miss this real-life mystery in The American Weekly, the magazine distributed with next week's LOS ANGELES EXAMINER. Adv. TIME TO PLANT FAMOUS LEE'S FIELD GROWN PANSIES SHRUBS — ROSE BUSHES BEDDING FLOWER PLANTS Garden Seeds — Flower Seeds Fertilizer — Dairy and Commercial VERY REASONABLE PRICES LEE TRADING CO. 718 South Los Angeles Street Anaheim, Calif. They may look the same at the start... but ONLY ONE OF THESE HEATERS HAS A TANK THAT'S Failure-proof ONLY ONE OF THESE HEATERS HAS A TANK THAT'S Failure-proof Only one of them is RUST-PROOF! Buy now and SAVE $15 HERE'S YOUR OPPORTUNITY to get a water heater that will last you years longer than an ordinary heater. And you'll save as much as $15—plus trade-in and liberal terms! How? By purchasing a Rust-Proof water heater during this special sale. For these marvelous R-P heaters do away with the chief causes of heater failure—rust and corrosion. And for a limited time only, they are offered for sale at a special discount. DON'T JUDGE BY LOOKS—JUDGE BY LABEL! No matter what heating method you use, any water heater will corrode and leak unless made of rustproof metal. So look for the R-P seal on any water heater you buy. It's your unconditional guarantee against rust for 10 years or more. See a merchant plumber, dealer or your gas company. SOUTHERN COUNTIES GAS COMPANY YOU SAVE $15 IF YOU ACT NOW! And you get liberal trade-in for your present water heater terms • Hot water when you want it, at the temperature you like, is yours with a Crown Rust-Proof automatic gas water heater. Has entirely automatic snap-action thermostat; "Quikset" temperature indicator. Ask about size to fit the needs of your home. Req. price, 20-gal. size,$93.50. Sale price, after trade-in,$69 • You'll be glad to own this Rust-Proof Continental automatic gas water heater Equipped with Grayson Unitrol to keep water at whatever temperature you set. Pure-Dure tank. Heavy insulation assures fuel economy. Regular price, 20-gallon size,$93.50. Sale price, after trade-in,$69, Easy terms. Gas WATER HEATERS Friday—Saturday At.... McCoy's ANAHEIM Corner of Center and Los Angeles Sts. EASTER GIFTS Invidually Packed For Every Member of the Family! CHOICE Invidually Packed For Every Member of the Family! CHOICE CANDY Packed in Beautiful Baskets. Each basket contains a useful GIFT such as: Fountain Pen Sets Kodaks, Watches, Household Items, Toys, and Beauty Aids— 19¢ up or We will pack a Special Gift Basket for You! One-A-Day Tablets 34c Kidney Pills DOAN'S Large Size Bottle 50c Spirits of Camphor 1 oz 7c Baume Bengue Large Tube 59c Bromo Quinine Grove's Laxative 27c Caroid & Bile 50 Tablets for 50c PACKING GLOVES 3 pr. for 25c Soda Mint Bottle of 40 Tablets 5c Ex Lax CHOCOLATE FLAVORED LAXATIVE 23c We Have A Fine Selection of Easter Greeting CARDS 7½ Inch Rat Tail COMBS Pastel Shades and Black... 3¢ Bromo Quinine 27c Caroid & Bile 50 Tablets for 50c PACKING GLOVES 3 pr. for 25c Soda Mint 5c Ex Lax CHOCOLATE FLAVORED LAXATIVE 23c Culicura OINTMENT Regular Size 20c Aika Seltzer DR. MILES Large Size 54c Petrolagar Large Size 89c Absorbine Jr. Regular Size 88c Slean's Liniment Reg. Size 29c LITTLE LIVER PILLS Carter's...19c ONE DOZEN CIGARETTES Asthmador 32c REG. SIZE EDWARDS Olive Tabs. 20c ONE DOZEN Anacin...19c 100 TABLETS ASPIRIN Bayer's...59c 100 TABLETS ASPIRIN Squibb's...39c FOR COLD Hyands 14,34c COLD TABLETS 4-Way...13c 100 TABLETS Curriers..$4.29 KIDNEY PILLS De Witts...36c TRIAL SIZE Antiphlogistine 25c VICK'S—REG. SIZE Vapo Rub.27c Pablum Large Package 39c Biolac Regular Size 19c Benzedrine INHALERS 49c 200 McKESSON ASPIRIN...49c 7½ Inch Rat Tail COMBS Pastel Shades and Black...3¢ $2.00 YBRY Infusion DeParfum for $1.00 OVER 15,000 ITEMS AT McCOY'S "I found it at last" — Most every day we hear that remark about some item in our stocks. For complete, intelligent drug store services go to McCoy's and save time! NEW! $1.00 Evening in Paris EAU de COLOGNE with ATOMIZER