anaheim-gazette 1947-01-02

Guest Pastors at Methodist Church Dr. Charles Ray Goff, pastor of the Chicago Temple, Methodism's great city church in the heart of downtown Chicago, will be the guest speaker at a week of Christian fellowship in White Temple Methodist church, beginning Sunday, January 5 and continuing through the following Sunday evening, January 12. The meetings will be known as "Christian Adventure Week" and will be planned toward the emphasizing of Christian fellowship and the deepening of religious lives. Dr. Goff is an outstanding national figure. In the Methodist denomination, Hailing originally from the northwest, Dr. Goff is a graduate of the Garret Bible Seminary. He has been pastor of Chicago Temple for the past 12 years, and it is said of him that he has made religion personal and real and friendly on the cold streets of Chicago. His philosophy is that we are all country folk away from home, anxious for friendship and fellowship and a personal knowledge that God knows and cares about our needs. He preaches to an overflowing church every Sunday. Dr. Goff is further known as the original inspirer of the painting of The Head of Christ by Ballman. It was during hearing a sermon by Dr. Goff that Ballman visioned the new face painting. Dr. Goff will preach first message on Sunday evening January 5 at 7:15 o'clock, and speak each evening during the week at this same hour. He also bring the morning message Sunday, January 12. Starting the week's Advent Series on Sunday morning, January 6, will be Dr. Elmer worth Helms of Los Angeles, who chosen for his subject "Nobody's, God's Somebody's." Following the preaching sessions each evening there will be "An Adventure in Prayer" will be under the leadership Rev. Ezra Ellis of North Glencroft Methodist church, Soloist counselor for the Adventure be Rev. Joe McShane of Holt. Teaching a morning Bible Shorthour will be Rev. Alec Nichols of the Asbury Method in San Diego. He will teach an o'clock each morning, beginning on Tuesday morning, January 8. Other out-of-town leaders will assist in the services area and Mrs. O. H. Sears of Bald field, brother of the pastor, a personal lay worker. Mrs. O. Sears, mother of the pastor, of Bakersfield, and Mr. A. Goodrum, for 35 years the usher at the First Method Church in Pittsburg, Penn. Music for the week will charge of the three church choirs the Temple Choir, Chapel Choir and the Youth Choir. Specialties for the week include a Men's Dinner on Monday night at 6:00 p.m., preceding the 7:15 service which will open to all. Tuesday night will feature High School Youth banquet which the High School Method Youth Fellowship will be led to the combined Hi-Y and As we ring in the New Year let each of us resolve to contribute to the best of our ability and in our own way toward one common goal — love and brotherhood among men — peace the world over. May the joy that the year 1946 holds be shared by one and all. CALTONE CORP, 1244 N. Lemon Phone 2116 1947 Ring Out Ye Bells of Joy ... Ring Out Ye Bells of Joy ... As in the centuries past, the bells of New Year once again peal their story of happiness and joy to all mankind. Each chime rings with hope and a promise of better things to come. Each silver tone echoes and re-echoes in the hearts of men as the New Year dawns. May the Joy and Happiness of the New Year remain all the year long. HILGENFELD Mortuary 120 East Broadway ANAHEIM GAZETTE Issue Rural Building Permits Construction of three homes in rural Anaheim area was authorized by the county building department, Santa Ana, last week. A permit was granted to Bruce McDonald, Route 8, Box 110, Anaheim, for a dwelling on the north side of Placentia avenue, 1,000 feet east of Ramona Drive, at a total cost of $4,600. L. L. Burns of Route 8, Box 89, this city, was granted a permit to construct a dwelling on the north side of State street, one-half mile east of Bunkist avenue, at a total cost of $8,000. A permit was also granted to Robert N. Menzie of Route 8, Box 74, Anaheim, for a home with attached garage on the east side of Liberty Land, 600 feet north of North street at a total cost of $6,500. VISIT IN LOS ANGELES Mrs. P. M. Wheeler and her son, and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Osborne Wheeler, all of this city, joined relatives in Los Angeles for an enjoyable Christmas reunion. NEW DAUGHTER Memorable day-after-Christmas for Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Gatlin of 1139½ West Broadway, Anaheim, was the arrival of a new daughter at Fullerton General hospital. She tipped the scales at six pounds, three ounces. GREET DAUGHTER Welcoming a new daughter were Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Brechtel of 716 North Sabina street, Anaheim. She arrived at the Anaheim hospital last Thursday, tipping the scales at five pounds and ten ounces. MARRIAGE LICENSE Applying for a marriage license were Joaquin Alcala, 55, and Rosemary P. Parrish, 25 both of REUNION AT RANCH HOME The A. B. Andrade family spent Christmas at the McDonald ranch at Yorba. Host and hostess for the occasion were Mr. and Mrs. J. D. McDonald. Those attending the reunion celebration included Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Andrada and son, Wayne, andaughter, Carole Ann, of Anaheim; Mr. and Mrs. Charles Dolbee and daughter, Barbara; Val Salamova, close family friend, and the McDonald's children, Claire and Jeanette. Roasted turkey and "all the trimmings" were served at the long table centered with a yule arrangement of long stemmed roses, smoke tree and desert holly. All the ladies were presented with orchid corsages during the affair. HOME AFTER SIVE YEARS "We just spent a quiet day at home," said Clyde Gearhart of Monte Webb's barber shop when queried about his Christmas activities, he then remarked that his son Paul enjoyed the day at the family home, 524 W. Vermont avenue for the first time in five years. He had just received his discharge from the Army in Iowa. Also present were the Gearharts' daughter and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Bert Sarver and children, Marvin and Danny, of Los Angeles. "Well," he smiled, "it really was a big dinner, big tree, big day for us." MONTE WEBB HOME SCENE OF FAMILY DAY Spending Christmas with Mr. and Mrs. Monte Webb at 520 North Olive street, were their son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. John L. Hayden and daughter, Judy, of Santa Ana; their son, and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Phillip Webb and children, Lynn and Phyllis, their oldest daughter, Miss Elaine Webb of Anaheim, and Mrs. Webb's brother in law and his wife. THE S. A. ELZEBAS VISIT RELATIVES Mr. and S. A. Elzeas of by Paula, 278 East Central enjoyed Christmas breaks her sister, and brother Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Roystal Santa Ana. THE AGAJIANIANS' PAINT AT REDLANDS."BIG SUFFOLK" Spending a gala Christmas and Christmas day in Kew were the Ben Agajanki baby son, Larry, of the Host and hostess for the reunion were her parents and Mrs. Everett Phelps enjoying the celebration with Phelps' three daughters and three grandchildren mas day for the grogan early—at 6 o'clock morning to be exact. The er set arose in pre-dawn to open and distribute than 50 gifts heaped but great and beautifully co Christmas tree."Despite it it was a wonderful day "Aggie." A huge turkish lighted the Christmas ba (Waid Advertisement) WHO are the known Los Racketeers who are roaring streets of Anaheim and other city in Orange County WHEN are the people of Orange going to wake up to the year L. A. racketeer been trying to "move in WHAT GREET DAUGHTER Welcoming a new daughter were Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Brechtel of 716 North Sabina street, Anaheim. She arrived at the Anaheim hospital last Thursday, tipping the scales at five pounds and ten ounces. MARRIAGE LICENSE Applying for a marriage license were Joaquin Alcala, 55, and Rosemary P. Parrish, 25, both of Anaheim, last week. AT COCOANUT GROVE Dancing at the Cocoanut Grove of the Ambassador hotel, Hollywood, Christmas night was Miss Edith Browne, daughter of Mrs. Alberta Brown, and her escort, Duane Brown, son of Dr. and Mrs. A. P. M. Brown. Charlotte E. Koon Buried in Colorado Funeral services for Mrs. Charlotte E. Koon, who passed away at the home at 725 North Lemon street, this city, on Thursday, Dec. 20, were held in Grace Episcopal church, Colorado Springs, with burial in the family plot in that city. Born in Hillsdale, Mich., 88 years ago, she had made her home in Anaheim for the past five years. Surviving are one brother, Frederick W. Jefferson of Anaheim; two nieces, Miss Helen Jefferson of Anaheim; and Mrs. Margaret Lorbeer of Pomona, and one nephew, Charles Jefferson of Long Beach. Backs, Campbell and Kaulbars mortuary were in charge of the arrangements. DISABLED VETERANS! If You're Experiencing Difficulty Obtaining Civilian Work... REMEMBER! The Regular Army May Have Just the MONTE WEBHOME SCENE OF FAMILY DAY Spending Christmas with Mr. and Mrs. Monte Webb at 520 North Olive street, were their son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. John L. Hayden and daughter, Judy, of Santa Ana; their son, and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Phillip Webb and children, Lynn and Phyllis, their oldest daughter, Miss Elaine Webb of Anaheim, and Mrs. Webb's brother-in-law and his wife, Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Blair, of Whittier. RESTFUL CHRISTMAS "I stayed in bed all day Christmas because my feet hurt from all the overtime spent working holiday nights," said one local business man. A desire to emulate this "feat" was expressed by several other staunch but tired citizens. NEW SON FOR CHRISTMAS Mr. and Mrs. Ray Proviniele of Santa Ana street, welcomed a new son who arrived Christmas morning at the Anaheim hospital tipping the scales at 6½ pounds. VISIT IN VAN NUYS Mrs. Clara Yearout and her son, George, of this city, visited friends in Van Nuys on Christmas day. WHEN are the people of Orange going to wake up to the for years L. A. racketeers been trying to "move in WHAT is being done about the cracket, the fix, the booklet the con game racket, e which has already started county? READ "The BARE FACTS," great to be distributed soon home in Orange county, these gentry, their method they "fix" local authorities. Do YOU want Los racketeers to take over county and the city of A THINK THIS OVER If You're Experiencing Difficulty Obtaining Civilian Work... REMEMBER! The Regular Army May Have Just the Opening For You! There are over 100 different classifications open for enlistment to combat disabled veterans of World War II in the Army. Only 23 of these classifications require previous qualified experience. This opportunity for enlistment is particularly attractive if you have an MOS grade in any of these 23 classifications. Here's a good, sound, financially attractive way to step up your earnings. The Regular Army needs straight thinking combat disabled veterans who possess, or are trainable in, certain critically needed skills and who meet other eligibility requirements. Investigate at your nearest Army Recruiting Station immediately as these enlistments are rapidly being filled. Check in—talk it over! Room 109—City Hall Fullerton 1947 a bigger, brighter and more pro 1947 one of happiness and achieve Orange Road THE S. A. ELSEAS VISIT RELATIVES Mr. and S. A. Elseas of Flowers by Paula, 378 East Center street enjoyed Christmas breakfast with her sister, and brother-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Robinett of Santa Ana. THE AGAJANIANS' PARTY, AT REDLANDS, "BIG SUCCESS" Spending a gala Christmas eve and Christmas day in Redlands, were the Ben Agajanians and baby son, Larry, of this city. Host and hostess for the family reunion were her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Everett Phelps. Also enjoying the celebration were the Phelps' three daughters, one son and three grand children. Christmas day for the group began early—at 6 o'clock in the morning to be exact. The younger set arose in pre-dawn hours to open and distribute the more than 50 gifts heaped beneath a great and beautifully decorated Christmas tree. "Despite the hour, it was a wonderful day," said Aggie." A huge turkey highlighted the Christmas banquet. ENJOY FAMILY REUNION AND CHRISTMAS DINNER Enjoying a family reunion dinner on Christmas day at the home of Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Rheinhardt, 305 East Water street, were Mr. and Mrs. Cy Jones and two children, Billy and Vonnie, of Bakersfield, and K. B. Budd and two children, Helen and Kenneth, Jr., of Anaheim. Mrs. Jones is Mrs. Reinhardt's sister. Later in the evening Mr.'s and Mrs. Reinhardt enjoyed dinner and a social evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Culbertson and family on Valencia avenue. ANGLING AT LAKE MEAD New fishing at Lake Mead are John Craddock, orchardist of Katella road, and his son, Dr. "Bill" Craddock of San Diego. The trio left here last Thursday with their new fiber-glass boat and shining tackle with plans to spend the holiday season there. NEW GRANDPARENTS Proud, new grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Jackson of 381 South Olive street. They received word last Monday night from their son Dr. A. Verne Jackson of Forest Grove, Oregon, of the arrival of Master John Clyde Jackson. His wife is the former Huth Huey of Reedly, California; Dr. and Mrs. Jackson greeted their first child at 5 o'clock Monday evening at Forest Grove hospital. He tipped the scales at eight pounds. A GOLD CHRISTMAS Miss Betty Speech of Oliva, spent a quiet Christmas at home with a cold. "It was a nice family day, anyway," she said. Welcoming a baby daughter were Mr. and Mrs. Robert Packner of 618½ North Claudina street, Anaheim. She arrived at the Fullerton General Hospital last Sunday. WHO are the known Los Angeles Racketeers who are roaming the streets of Anaheim and every other city in Orange County? WHEN are the people of Orange county going to wake up to the fact that for years L. A. racketeers have been trying to "move in?" WHAT New Year Greetings Our entire staff joins in wishing you well in '47. MAHAFFY & FITZ FURNITURE WHEN are the people of Orange county going to wake up to the fact that for years L. A. racketeers have been trying to "move in?" WHAT is being done about the call house racket, the fix, the bookie racket, the con game racket, etc., etc., which has already started in the county? READ "THE BARE FACTS," green sheet to be distributed soon to every home in Orange county, exposing these gentry, their methods, how they "fix" local authorities, etc., etc. Do YOU want Los Angeles racketeers to take over Orange County and the city of Anaheim? THINK THIS OVER! New Year Greetings Our entire staff joins in wishing you well in '47. MAHAFFY & FITZ FURNITURE 129-131 W. Center St. 1947 A Big Year for our Growing Baby! That little youngster has a tough job ahead of him this year but with all of us behind him working for the same objective, we know he'll succeed. For lighter and more prosperous year, let's all stick together and make happiness and achievement! YELLIS DAIRY Phone 2391