anaheim-gazette 1943-04-22

SERVICES IN CITY CHURCHES FIRST PRESBYTERIAN Four worship services will be held Easter Sunday in First Presbyterian church at 9, 10 and 11 a.m. and 7 p.m. The 9 and 11 o'clock services will be identical, with the anthems, "He is Risen" and "The Three Lilies," and Helen Carlisle George, soloist, singing the new Easter song, "The Real Christ" (Geoffrey O'Hara). The 11 o'clock service will be designed for the Sunday school, and the Junior choir will sing "Jesus Christ is Risen Today." The pastor's sermon topic will be the same, but his message will be especially for young people. Mrs. George will sing "In Joseph's Lovely Garden." Easter music will be featured at 7 o'clock under direction of Miss Margaret Macmillan with Mrs. Ferel Smith at the organ. Bonnie Smith, James Jay and Helen George will be soloists and Doris Hilton, Eunice Barnes and Jean Wilson will form a trio. There will be a welcome service for new members received during the past few weeks, and later all members received during the year will be complimented at a reception in the social hall. Music featuring request numbers, will be followed by refreshments served by the Flower Mission. Each person attending any of the services will receive a souvenir copy of the Book of Romans such as have been sent to 85 young people of the church now in their country's service. CHRISTIAN SCIENCE "God will redeem my soul from the power of the grave: for he be Easter music by the choir. Young People's special service at 6:30 p.m. will be followed at 7:30 o'clock by the pastor's evening message on "Moral Steadfastness." FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST The Rev. Don Earl Boatman's Easter message to his congregation in First Church of Christ will be "God's Victory Garden," at 10:35 o'clock Sunday morning. In the evening at 7:30, will be presented a pageant, "The Answer of the Cross," with choir and members taking part. The public will be cordially welcomed to all services. CALVARY BAPTIST Easter at Calvary Baptist church will be a Day of Remembrance throughout. The thought will be predominant in the Sunday school as the Easter lesson on "The Risen Lord" is studied. Children of the school will present a short Easter program. Worship service at 11 o'clock will feature the Easter message of the Rev. Earl R. Berg on "Did He Rise from the Grave?" and the ordinance of Christian baptism for several new members. Elizabeth Bartlett and Helen Hanson will sing an Easter duet accompanied by Ethel Hempshall and there will be a mixed quartet composed of Elizabeth Bartlett, Ethel Hempshall, Frank Stanway and Ed Campbell. Baptist Youth Fellowship will present an Easter program at 6:30 p.m. under leadership of Verna Wade, president. At evening Evangelistic services on "Letters From Our Boys," Eleanor Lockman, chairman, will read excerpts Little of Everything NEW GRANDDAUGHTER When Mr. and Mrs. Donald Spencer, now of Santa Ana, became the parents of a baby daughter, born Sunday to Mrs. Spencer in Fullerton Cottage hospital, one was happier than the East Spencers of 202 East Adele street and Mr. and Mrs. Fred Johnson of Yorba Linda, grandparents of the little maid. Mrs. Donald Spencer was the former Anna Johnsen of Yorba Linda. Carolyn Jo is the name chosen by the parents for the new eight pound baby daughter, whose return to the family home on Oak street in Santa Ana is being easily awaited by her sister Jane who has now attained the dignity of two whole years. Mr. Spencer in the county welfare department. HOUSING COUNCIL From Mrs. Edna Crawford Santa Ana, secretary of Orange County Citizens' Housing council has come a reminder of the council meeting to be held at noon to morrow in Main cafeteria, 34 North Main street, Santa Ana. PLEASANT HOUSEGUEST A pleasant house-guest ear this week in the J. Rod Brastad home, 1227 East North street, with Mrs. Brastad's friend of long standing, Miss Midge Miller, who recently returned from San Francisco to make her home in Los Angeles. Mrs. Brastad took Tuesday off from her duties in the Chamber of Commerce office, have one full day with her guest before the latter's departure Wednesday morning for Los Angeles. HOSPITAL PATIENT The host of friends of Mrs. R CHRISTIAN SCIENCE "God will redeem my soul from the power of the grave: for he shall receive me," from the Psalms, will be the Golden Text for Sunday's lesson-sermon on "Probation after Death" in all Churches of Christ, Scientist. Passages from John's Gospel on Jesus' appearance to his disciples after his resurrection will be augmented by selections from "Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures" by Mary Baker Eddy. She writes "Jesus' unchanged physical condition after what seemed to be death was followed by his exaltation above all material conditions; and this exaltation explained his ascension, and revealed unmistakably a probationary and progressive state beyond the grave." BETHEL BAPTIST "We Know He Lives" is the subject chosen by the Rev. H. G. Dymmel for his Easter message Sunday at 11 a.m. in Bethel Baptist church. There will be baptism by immersion in connection with the services, and a special mission offering will be taken for the World Emergency fund. At 7:30 p.m. the church choir will present Gabriel's beautiful Easter cantata, "He Lives," for all members and friends of the congregation. CHURCH OF NAZARENE A special Easter program has been announced for the Bible school hour of 9:30 Sunday morning in Church of the Nazarene, followed by church services at 10:45 o'clock, when the Rev. John W. Henry's sermon subject will be "The Living Christ." There will Hanson will sing an Easter duet accompanied by Ethel Hempshall and there will be a mixed quartet composed of Elizabeth Bartlett, Ethel Hempshall, Frank Stanway and Ed Campbell. Baptist Youth Fellowship will present an Easter program at 6:30 p.m. under leadership of Verna Wade, president. At evening Evangelistic services on "Letters From Our Boys," Eleanor Lockman, chairman, will read excerpts from letters from the boys in service. Virginia Ablanalp will sing to accordian accompanist played by her sister Shirley. The pastor's evening message will be on "Did He Die For Us?" concluding his sermon series on "Questions About Jesus." SALEM EVANGELICAL Communion service will be observed tonight at 7:30 o'clock in Salem Evangelical church whose pastor, the Rev. Alvin L. Horn, has announced Easter services to be held Sunday. Sunday school under superintendency of S. F. Hilgenfeld, will convene at the usual hour of 9:45 a.m. At worship services at 10:45, the pastor's theme will be "The Risen One." Mrs. Margaret Peter will sing "Hosanna" by Granier, and the choir will sing the Lorenz anthem, "The Easter Hallelujah." Children's baptism service will be observed, and there will be reception of new members. Vesper services have been set for 5 o'clock in the afternoon when the choir will render the Easter cantata, "The Eternal King" by Wilson. WESLEY METHODIST A special children's program will be held at 9:45 Sunday morning in Wesley Methodist church in observance of the Easter season. At 11 o'clock, the Rev. C. H. Archibald will give his Easter message in "The Risen Christ" and there will be many musical features. Tonight at 7:30 o'clock in the church, will be a continuation of the Holy Week's services featuring prominent laymen speak- REAL ESTATE LOANS...to fit your needs If you need funds to buy real estate, to refinance an existing real estate loan, or to borrow on real estate for any purpose, talk to an official of Bank of America. This bank, through its statewide branches, makes real estate loans on all types of improved property—homes, flats, apartments, stores, industrial, and all other classes of buildings, as well as on farm and range land. In addition to regular real estate loans and FHA loans, this bank can offer various other types of loans to those who need additional credit. You will find a friendly, experienced service at this bank—a sincere desire to help in a way that will be the most beneficial to you. Bank of America NATIONAL TRUST AND SAVINGS ASSOCIATION Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Member Federal Reserve System April 22, 1943 Time of Everything GRANDDAUGHTER Mr. and Mrs. Donald, now of Santa Ana, become parents of a baby daughton Sunday to Mrs. Spencer Herton Cottage hospital, no is happier than the Earl of 202 East Adele street, and Mrs. Fred Johnson Linda, grandparents of the maid. Mrs. Donald Spenthe former Anna Johnson Linda. Yyn Jo is the name chosen parents for the new eightbaby daughter, whose relationship with the family home on Oak Santa Ana is being eagwaited by her sister Janet, as now attained the dignity whole years. Mr. Spencer is county welfare department. ING COUNCIL Mrs. Edna Crawford of Ana, secretary of Orange Citizens' Housing council, one a reminder of the countting to be held at noon today in Main cafeteria, 311 Main street, Santa Ana. ANT HOUSEGUEST Peasant house-guest early week in the J. Rod Brastad 1227 East North street, was Brastad's friend of longing, Miss Midge Miller, who returned from San 'Frando make her home in Los s. Mrs. Brastad took Tuesf from her duties in the mer of Commerce office, to me full day with her guest the latter's departure Wedmorning for Los Angeles. TAL PATIENT Host of friends of Mrs. Ros- Telephone Company Now Equipped For Any Emergency Three portable emergency radio telephone units have been obtained by the Southern California Telephone company for use in restoring service to points that might be isolated by breaks in the long distance lines due to storms, earthquakes or other unusual circumstances. R. J. Rossberg, local telephone company manager, said that with the aid of the special equipment telephone men will be able to bridge wire breaks and transmit calls from one point to another across the gap. The range is about 100 miles under ideal weather conditions or about ten miles under exceedingly adverse conditions. The units are housed in trailers and can be dispatched speedily to points beyond the breaks in the lines, there to be set up and placed in operation in about an hour. The trailers have been placed in strategic locations, from which they may be made available for service at virtually any point in Southern California. grass, 706 South Palm street, and Mrs. A. A. Blum of the home, spend as much time as possible with her, but of course no other visitors are allowed. FRIENDSHIP RENEWED Boyhood friendship which began when both were still of kindergarten age in Hecla, So. Dak., had another renewal this past week-end for Albert M. Cranston of this city and Harold Van Horn of Hudson, Wisc., when Mr. and FRIENDSHIP RENEWED Boyhood friendship which began when both were still of kindergarten age in Hecla, So. Dak., had another renewal this past week-end for Albert M. Cranston of this city and Harold Van Horn of Hudson, Wisc., when Mr. and Mrs. Van Horn were house-guests of the Cranstons in their home, 206 South Rose street. As little boys, the two life-long friends cherished the ambition of becoming railroad engineers, an ambition which Van Horn has realized as he is engineer on the Northwestern RR on the run from Chicago to Minneapolis. The local soloist and vocal teacher made his railroad interest only a hobby. The two friends get together whenever possible, and the recent reunion came during a trip which Mr. and Mrs. Van Horn are enjoying on the coast. They went from here to San Francisco planning a return home by way of Salt Lake City. Ten per cent of your income in War Bonds will help to build the planes and tanks that will insure defeat of Hitler and his Axis partners. No Ration. No Ration Points AND NO INCREASE IN COST FOR YOUR ELECTRIC SERVICE 1,500,000,000 kilowatt-hours... enough electricity to fully supply a city of 1,500,000 people. 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