anaheim-gazette 1947-10-16

FATHER AND SON EXCHANGE VISITS Thomas M. Boney of 511 North Vine street, returned here October 4, via automobile, with his father, Thomas Boney of Plainview, Texas, after enjoying a 10-day vacation in the Lone Star state. A week of visiting with his son and daughter-in-law of this city, Mr. and Mrs. Robert H. Boney of 841 North Clementine street, was enjoyed by Boney, Sr. The Texas man left for Plainview via airplane last week. The area of the continental United States is 3,026,789 square miles, of which 53,013 square miles are water. Young People Of St. Michael's To Note Youth Day The young people of St. Michael's Episcopal church, with the young people of the churches in Orange and Santa Ana, will gather at Trinity church in Orange Sunday evening at 6:30 for the first in the series of youth meetings. The Sunday meeting is known as National Episcopal Youth Sunday and will observe special programs that day. The young people will gather at the Orange church at 6:30 for a free supper, the Young Women's Guild of Trinity church sponsoring. The offering presented will go to form part of the National Youth Offering and will be used to establish a youth camp or conference center in Hawaii. Guest speaker for the meeting will be Chaplain Kenneth Perkins who is at present stationed at Norco Naval Hospital near Corona. Rev. John Kimall Saville, rector of St. Michael's church, stated this meeting is the first in the youth rallies to be held, the next event to be at the Church of the Messiah in Santa Ana in November. On December 22, St. Michael's group will be hosts to the rally for a gala Christmas party. George R. Morrison Death Tuesday Born September 11, 1872, George R. Morrison departed this life on Tuesday, Oct. 14, at Fullerton hospital. Born in Pittsburgh, Pa., he had resided in Anaheim since 1920. The family home is at 828 North Pine Street. Parents Warn To Look Out For Rheumatic Fever Parents must be taught to streptococci which cause rheumatic fever, the lead of death of children 5-11 age, according to Dr. L. Tinn. Parents must be recognize rheumatic fever has developed, and how for it. There is no drug the market which has been on the disease which causes rheumatic victims being unusually bright. Dr. Martin, famous can-do spoke before the County loss and Health Association day night, in the Santa school before a large crier in the day, in Los Angeles had helped operate suction on a "blue baby." He these operations, showing the symptoms, the risks correction involved in many doomed children normal. To open the meeting ward Russell, county fficer, spoke on the benefit health legislation which recently passed. Recruiter For Air Force Was In Death Man Major John S. Muer assigned as recruiting the U.S. Army and Air Force recruiting Service with 17ers at 202½ West 3rd str Ana. A resident of Laguna Major Muir served in WW I as an infantry lieutenant September 1941 he was o There are a lot of things we take for granted. Like the churches, and the railroads and the telephone. We just expect them to be there when we want them. Can't imagine their not being there. The Exchange is like that. Been going on so long we just accept it. Whether we belong to it or not we count on it—depend on it. If a new pest appears that threatens the industry, we know the Exchange will find out all about it and lead the attack. If there's a car shortage, or a rate increase or a new government regulation, we know the Exchange will obtain a hearing and present the facts and figures for the industry. We don't think about it or worry. We just expect the Exchange to be there, going along on its own momentum or some energy that keeps it going. We forget that the Exchange is just people. Growers, like yourself, giving of their time—and money—to do these things for the industry. If you're a grower, and not in the Exchange, think what it would mean to you if there wasn't an Exchange. Aside from the fact that you'll make more money in the Exchange than out of it—it deserves your support. Next report two weeks from today. George R. Morrison Death Tuesday Born September 11, 1872, George R. Morrison departed this life on Tuesday, Oct. 14, at Fullerton hospital. Born in Pittsburgh, Pa., he had resided in Anaheim since 1920. The family home is at 828 North Pine street. The deceased was a member of St. Boniface Catholic church. Left to mourn his passing are his wife, Bertha, of the home. Recitation of Holy Rosary was held at 7 o'clock Wednesday evening with mass at St. Boniface church this morning (Thursday) at 9 o'clock. Interment will be in Holy Sepulchre cemetery. E. E. WINGER HOME SCENE OF HAPPY GATHERING Mr. and Mrs. Paul L. Phillips of Albany, N.Y., a nephew of Mrs. E. E. Winger of 330 South Claudina street, are arriving here this evening (Thursday) and will visit through Friday in the Winger home. Mr. Phillips is first vice-president of the A.F. of L. Paper Makers Union and has been attending the national convention in San Francisco this week. This is the first time Mrs. Winger and Mr. Phillips have visited with each other in several years and the meeting will indeed be a happy one for both of them, having spent their childhood together in the east. Off the California coast a volcanic peak towers upward 7,000 feet from the ocean bottom. Anaheim Gazette since 1870. FJC PLANS ALUMNI DAY FOR NOVEMBER Fullerton Junior college celebrate the annual home day on November 7, this campus queen will be from the high school's service to reign over the day of A court of four lovelies chosen from lower class home-coming dance will 9 o'clock that night. A be arranged for the affair will conclude at midnight tations are being sent to classes of 1937-1947 to attend a banquet honor next Thursday even Straw, student body stated. Iowa is the leading producing state, with Ind ond. Certified BLUE FLAME DEALER MODERN GAS APPLIANCES YOU'RE ON THE RIGHT TRACK The Certified Blue Flame Emblem is your assurance of quality gas appliances — skilled installation — fine service! Look for it! SOUTHERN COUNTIES GAS COMPANY Parents Warned To Look Out For Rheumatic Fever Parents must be taught to control streptococci which leads to rheumatic fever, the leading cause of death of children 5-19 years of age, according to Dr. Louis Martin. Parents must be taught to recognize rheumatic fever once it has developed, and how to care for it. There is no drug yet on the market which has any affect on the disease which takes the life of many brilliant children, rheumatic victims being apt to be unusually bright. Dr. Martin, famous cardiologist, spoke before the County Tuberculosis and Health Association Monday night, in the Santa Ana high school before a large crowd. Earlier in the day, in Los Angeles, he had helped operate successfully on a "blue baby." He spoke of these operations, showing slides, the symptoms, the risks, and the correction involved in making the doomed children normal. To open the meeting Dr. Edward Russell, county health officer, spoke on the beneficial state health legislation which had been recently passed. Recruiter For Air Force Was In 'Death March' Major John S. Muer has been assigned as recruiting officer of the U.S. Army and Air Force Recruiting Service with headquarters at 202½ West 3rd street, Santa Ana. A resident of Laguna Beach, Major Muir served in World War I as an infantry lieutenant. In September 1941 he was ordered to Special Services At Presbyterian Church Sunday Special morning and evening events will be held this Sunday at the First Presbyterian church of Anaheim. Dr. Titus A. Frazee, executive-director of the California Temperance Federation will speak at the 11 o'clock morning service. The church's young people will gather for a fellowship dinner at 6 o'clock. At 6:45 o'clock they will meet in Westminster Fellowship groups with their sponsors. The young people will present their first Sunday evening worship hour at 7:30 o'clock. "Dangerous Cargo" will be Dr. Frazee's sermon subject Sunday morning. He is a Fellow of the Yale University school of alcohol studies, and is in constant demand among all age groups as a platform speaker, Rev. Howard S. Congdon, pastor of the Anaheim Presbyterian church, stated. Dr. Frazee is heard every Sunday morning at 8:15 o'clock in the "Sunday Morning Melodies" broadcast over station KMPC. In addition to his platform and radio work, Dr. Frazee edits "The Liberator," leading temperance journal of the west coast. The California Temperance Federation, of which Dr. Louis H. Evans, pastor of the First Presbyterian church of Hollywood, is state president, released Dr. Frazee to the local church, so that he could speak here. A public address system has been installed in the church to carry his message to one of the other larger rooms in the building. Those desiring seats in the main sanctuary should be present not later than 10:45 o'clock it was announced. Slate Annual Gray-Y Pow Wow Attending the annual Gray-Y pow wow October 25, to be held this year in Pomona, will be approximately 160 elementary school boys from the southern Orange county district. Of this number, more than 50 will be from Anaheim, Tommy Thomason, new Anaheim YMCA director, stated. In addition to Thomason, Gray-Y leaders from Anaheim planning to attend the event include Alex Jimenez, Ted Payne, Bob Gregg and Luis Sandoval. The southern Gray-Y district includes Anaheim, Garden Grove, Huntington Beach, Costa Mesa and Newport Beach. Highlighting agenda on the all-day program will be a visit to the Kellogg ranch. Star of the horse show there will be "Rex" of movie fame and his rider, Monte Montana, who will give a roping exhibition which includes snagging four moving targets with one throw. A man-sized luncheon followed by a motion picture in the high school auditorium and swimming in the high school pool will be featured also, Thomason disclosed. U.S. Savings Bond Sales Almost Up To 1946 Record In the face of steadily rising living costs, U.S. Savings Bond sales in southern California for the first nine months of this year have dropped only 4 per cent below the total for the corresponding period in 1946. The 1947 sales total up to October 1 reached $211,506,926, as compared with $219,482,188 for growers' results of Avocado. What is the future of the avocado industry will be analyzed annually avocado grown scheduled October 1 Habra. Wallace Sullivan, specialist of the Agricultural Service, Univer-sia formia, has gathered industry from all cities in which avocado and in competing markets of the nation summarize the findings extensive survey received. This will be the presentation by Sullivan search facts. A growers' quest swer panel will also at the institute, acco-nouncement by F. Harold E. Wahlberg the panel include K-ler, avocado specialist cultural Extension S-Angeles county, and eniced growers; J. N-tura county; Walter Diego county; Owen tinnin, and Ray Marsh. Other topics to be b eing the day's session decline, avocado pro- tillage in avocado the marketing situation. All growers are f tend. GIRL SOOUT SCREEN TEA NEXT SATURDAY Girl Scout troop gather for a tea and fair next Saturday ad Air Force Was In 'Death March' Major John S. Muer has been assigned as recruiting officer of the U.S. Army and Air Force Recruiting Service with headquarters at 202½ West 3rd street, Santa Ana. A resident of Laguna Beach, Major Muir served in World War I as an infantry lieutenant. In September 1941 he was ordered to the Philippine Islands as Adjutant of the 194th Tank Battalion with which organization he saw action from the first day of the war with the bombing of Clark Field until the capitulation of American Forces on Bataan. A survivor of the "Death March," Major Muir spent three years and five months in five prison camps in the Philippines and Japan. FJC PLANS ALUMNI DAY FOR NOVEMBER 7 Fullerton Junior college will celebrate the annual home-coming day on November 7, this year. A campus queen will be selected from the high school's senior class, to reign over the day of festivities. A court of four lovelies will be chosen from lower classes. The home-coming dance will begin at 9 o'clock that night. A band will be arranged for the affair which will conclude at midnight. Invitations are being sent to graduates of classes of 1937 through 1947 to attend a banquet in their honor next Thursday evening, Bill Straw, student body president stated. Iowa is the leading popcorn producing state, with Indiana second. EBELL BOOK SECTION MEETS OCTOBER 27 The book section members of the senior Ebell club of Anaheim will meet October 27, for a 12:30 o'clock luncheon to be followed by the 2 o'clock afternoon business session which will precede the program entitled "Look at Fall Books," to be presented by Mrs. D. Jerry Youngs, chairman of literature for the Orange County Federation. U.S. Savings Bond Sales Almost Up To 1946 Record In the face of steadily rising living costs, U.S. Savings Bond sales in southern California for the first nine months of this year have dropped only 4 per cent below the total for the corresponding period in 1946. The 1947 sales total up to October 1 reached $211,506,926, as compared with $219,482,188 for the corresponding period of 1946. Orange county's total was $581,-402.75. Of this, $317,402.25 were E bond purchases. REV. OREN UNDERWOOD AT FOUR-SQUARE CHURCH Rev. Oran Underwood has recently accepted the pastorate of the Four-Square church at Broadway and Manchester in Anaheim. He was the pastor of the church in Corona for the past four and one-half years and was a resident of Placentia from 1936 to 1943. With his wife and two daughters, he plans to make his home in Anaheim. Rev. Underwood's twin brother, Owen, is a clerk in the Placentia post office. Former church minister here was Rev. Guy A. Martin. ENJOY Frozen Food Fits Your Kitchen FEED YOUR FAMILY BETTER this new thriftier fasion The book section members of the senior Ebell club of Anaheim will meet October 27, for a 12:30 o'clock luncheon to be followed by the 2 o'clock afternoon business session which will precede the program entitled "Look at Fall Books," to be presented by Mrs. D. Jerry Youngs, chairman of literature for the Orange County Federation. Housewives Asked To Join in Aid To Handicapped Housewives of Orange county are given a chance to participate in this week's community-wide observance of National Employ the Physically Handicapped Week, George F. Angne, executive secretary of the Goodwill Industries of Orange county, said. The secretary urged that women check up on the "number of jobs for handicapped people that are stored in attics and closets." It was pointed out that every time a Goodwill Truck stops at an Orange county home to pick up a contribution of some discarded articles, a few more hours of work are available for some handicapped person. Worn out, out-moded, and no longer useful clothing, shoes and other discarded articles mean jobs and rehabilitation training opportunities for handicapped men and women, Angne added. To have a Goodwill truck call at your home, phone Zenith 2046 or Anaheim 3826 in the Anaheim area. The Goodwill Industries is joining this week all the other federal and private rehabilitation agencies, educational organizations and churches to call the public's attention to the needs of the 28,000,000 handicapped people in America. Gazette Want Ads Bring Results. Growers to Hear Results of New Avocado Survey What is the future outlook for the avocado industry? This question will be analyzed at the annual avocado growers institute scheduled October 31st at La Habra. Wallace Sullivan, economics specialist of the Agricultural Extension Service, University of California, has gathered data on the industry from all California counties in which avocados are grown and in competing states and also markets of the nation. He will summarize the findings of his extensive survey recently completed. This will be the first public presentation by Sullivan of the research facts. A growers' question and answer panel will also be featured at the institute, according to announcement by Farm Advisor Harold E. Wahlberg. Members of the panel include Kenneth Smoyer, avocado specialist of the Agricultural Extension Service in Los Angeles county, and four experienced growers: J. N. Thille, Ventura county; Walter Ross, San Diego county; Owen Murray, Tustin, and Ray Marsh, La Habra. Other topics to be discussed during the day's session are: avocado decline, avocado propagation, non-tillage in avocado orchards, and the marketing situation. All growers are invited to attend. GIRL SCOUT SCRIBE TEA NEXT SATURDAY Girl Scout troop scribes will gather for a tea and program affair next Saturday afternoon from GIRL SCOUT SCRIBE TEA NEXT SATURDAY Girl Scout troop scribes will gather for a tea and program affair next Saturday afternoon from 2 to 3 o'clock in Fremont school cafeteria with Mrs. F. E. Simonton, new public relations chairman, presiding. Purpose of the meeting is to outline a program for the year. Information concerning news writing will be combined with a get-acquainted social hour. LOIS REBEKAH'S TO INITIATE NEW MEMBERS Four new members will be initiated into the Lois Rebekah lodge of Anaheim next Friday evening at 8 o'clock in the IOOF hall, 325 West Center street. Mrs. Gladys Hamilton, noble grand, will preside over the ceremony and conduct the regular business session. Anaheim Gazette since 1870. 1-WAY Glass Bottles that you don't take back! A new, less bothersome way of buying sparkling, refreshing Acme Beer. No Deposit ...No Return! 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