anaheim-gazette 1949-02-10

National Church Man Will Speak Dr. Jesse H. Baird, moderator of the General Assembly of the Presbyterian church, U.S.A., will speak at the First Presbyterian church in Orange, February 18, Friday night, at 7:45 o'clock. The guest speaker holds the highest office in the Presbyterian church this year, church spokesmen stated. In addition to his national post in the assembly, he is president of the San Francisco Theological Seminary. Last summer he was one of the delegates from the United States to the World Council of Churches at Amsterdam, Holland, when the World Council was formally established. At the meeting in the Orange church next week, he will be accompanied by the 44-voice choir of the San Francisco Theological Seminary. ANAHEIM HARPIST HEARD IN CONCERT A talented young harpist, Sharon Williams, 11 year old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest M. Williams of 707 North Los Angeles street, Anaheim, was presented in her first concert at the Long Beach YMCA Sunday afternoon. She is the student of the well-known harpist, Harriet Wood, of Long Beach, who received her training with the famous French harpist, Marcel Grandjany. JOINT MEETING SET FOR REALTY BOARDS Ed Wallace, president of the California Board of Realtors, will attend a joint meeting of the Anaheim, Fullerton and Santa Ana Boards of Realtors, February 22, beginning with a 6:30 o'clock dinner at the Santa Ana Junior college. Eugene Conser, secretary of the state organization, will also be present. President of the local board is Paul T. Havens. ANNUAL ILLINOIS LINCOLN-DAY PICNIC The forty-third annual Illinois Lincoln-Day picnic will be held next Saturday in Bixby Park, Long Beach, with a program beginning at 1 o'clock in the afternoon, David B. Livingstone, president of the state society announced. Noted guest speaker will be It's Easy . . . So Easy To Shop And Save In Anaheim CORRECTION Please LET US check your car's front end for: TIRE WEAR, WHEEL ALIGNMENT, HARD STEERING Dr. Arthur R. Kooker of the University of Southern California who will discuss "Lincoln Seward." Another guest will Isaac Wells Lincoln, relative the Great Emancipator. Seven movie and radio stars will featured on the program including the celebrated "Bloom Chorus", the "Harper Rascals' Barber Shop Male Otet." Registers will be provided for 102 counties. A caterer serve on the grounds and coffee will be obtainable by wearing the official badge. Edward P. Fergus Death Thursday Edward P. Fergus, 69 years old, passed away at the home 419 North Emily street, on Tuesday, Feb. 3. Born in Michigan had been a resident of this since 1920. The deceased was a member St. Boniface Catholic church. Surviving are two sons, D.E. Fergus of Anaheim and G.Fergus of La Canada; three grandchildren; two brothers, Jamie Fergus of Tacoma, Wash., Fergus of Sheridan, Wyo., four sisters, Mrs. Mary Hoffman Mrs. Barbara Mahoney, Mrs. Catherine Tradewell, all of Seville and Mrs. Julia Clark of Miss Mont. Recitation of the Rosary held Sunday evening at o'clock in the chapel of E Campbell and Kaulbars mary with Mass Monday morning at 9 o'clock at St. Boniface christenment was in Holy Sepulchre. Manufacturers' Luncheon Set CORRECTION Please LET US check your car's front end for: TIRE WEAR, WHEEL ALIGNMENT, HARD STEERING LEAVITT FORD Your STUDEBAKER Dealer SALES -- SERVICE 226 So. Los Angeles St. Phone 2284 Priscilla, the Fastidious Pig SHE'S A REAL LIVE PIG WHO PUSHES A VACUUM CLEANER, CLEANS HER HOUSE, SHOPS FOR HER FAVORITE FOOD AND RUNS A QUIZ SHOW_ DON'T MISS THIS FREE FEATURE PERFORMANCE FEBRUARY 15, 1949 — ALL DAY OPEN HOUSE PRIZES REFRESHMENTS MOVIES FEBRUARY 15, 1949 — ALL DAY OPEN HOUSE DRIZES REFRESHMENTS MOVIES ANAHEIM FEED, SEED & FUEL CO. 242 W. Center St. - Anaheim The Story of Sandy Squirrel I WASN'T SURE I WANTED TO TAKE ON THE EXPENSE OF BEING A MARRIED MAN TIL I FOUND OUT ONE DAY THAT- JOIN THE BANK OF AMERICA THRIF Arthur R. Kooker of the University of Southern California, who will discuss "Lincoln and Edward." Another guest will be Mac Wells Lincoln, relative of Great Emancipator. Several movie and radio stars will be featured on the program including the celebrated "Elderly Chorus", the "Harmony Recals' Barber Shop Male Quarterly" Registers will be provided in 102 counties. A caterer will live on the grounds and free will be obtainable by all during the official badge. Edward P. Fergus Death Thursday Edward P. Fergus, 69 years of age, passed away at the home at North Emily street, on Thursday, Feb. 3. Born in Michigan, he was a resident of this city since 1920. The deceased was a member of Boniface Catholic church. Surviving are two sons, Donald Fergus of Anaheim and Gerald Fergus of La Canada; three grandchildren; two brothers, James J. Fergus of Tacoma, Wash., F. P. Fergus of Sheridan, Wyo., and his sisters, Mrs. Mary Hoffman, Barbara Mahoney, Mrs. Cathine Tradewell, all of Seattle, and Mrs. Julia Clark of Missoula, Mont. Recitation of the Rosary was held Sunday evening at 7:30 o'clock in the chapel of Backs, Campbell and Kaulbars mortuated with Mass Monday morning o'clock at St. Boniface church. Perment was in Holy Sepulchre cemetery. Manufacturers' luncheon Set lems affecting California industry. The meeting was arranged by the California Manufacturers Association. Co-sponsors include J. W. Stewart, Essex Wire Corporation, Anaheim; L. L. Jones, General Electric Company, Anaheim; Ray R. Reeves, Reeves Rubber, incorporated, San Clemente; E. F. Gould, Anaconda Wire and Cable Company, Orange, and C. W. Jordan, Great Western Cordage, Incorporated, Orange. Optimist Club Naming Board Executives were named to the Optimist club board of directors, to serve during 1949 Thursday night at the regular dinner meeting at Mother's Kitchen with J. W. Stephens, retiring president, presiding. Election of club officers and appointment of remaining executive board members will be February 24, it was announced. President Stephens will head the board to which Ernie Bullock, Walter Gooden, Hursel Snyder and Tom Yellis were elected. Thomas E. Hefferand, Santa Ana attorney and former member of the Federal Bureau of Investigation, was guest speaker. The ex-F.B.I. man gave dynamic accounts of several exploits in which he was involved while working for the government. He told of the tracing of a truck load of cigarettes which were stolen in the east and then hidden in a Michigan farm house. Arrest was possible because the stolen goods when set afire, only smouldered rather than burned. Louis Larson of the senior advisory committee announced that the Anaheim Optimist club would have contestants in the oratorical contest to be sponsored by va- ing the "Reber Plan" for ten minutes. Evaluator was C. O. Garshwiler assisted by John Knutzen, Earl E. Smith and W. E. Sullivan. Bob Allen was grammarian. Next week's program as assigned is as follows: Vic Huber presentation of five words to be added to members' vocabularies; C. O. Garshwiler, table topic master; Hank Allen, toastmaster; Ken Heuler, evaluator; Bob Allen, grammarian, and Louis Taylor, Marion Pickle, Jack Thompson and Dr. Brock Roberts, speakers. Special guests are expected to be two speakers from the San Clemente club, and their wives. Donoso Rites Held Tuesday Funeral services for Mrs. Felisitas Donoso, 57, who died Saturday night at the family home, 10972 South Cedar street, Stanton, after a prolonged illness, were conducted at the Stanton church Tuesday morning at 10 o'clock. A native of Mexico, she had lived in California for 18 years the past seven of which she resided in Stanton where she is a member of the Stanton Methodist church. Surviving are her husband Teodoro Donoso, and a Alfonso Ramos of Stanton. The body lay in state at family home Monday evening. Interment was in the Westin Memorial Park. Hilgenfeldtuary, Anaheim, was in charge arrangements. The continued increase in octane rating of gasoline has possible the development of compression engines. Orange paint is used on high-speed trains because visibility, a specialist in rpaints states; yellow has been traditional for refrigerators because it shouts for special dling in freight yards. Kansans boast that the Wichita has become one nation's airplane manufacturing centers. Recitation of the Rosary was held Sunday evening at 7:30 in the chapel of Backs, Campbell and Kaulbars mortuaries with Mass Monday morning o'clock at St. Boniface church. Perment was in Holy Sepulchre cemetery. Manufacturers' luncheon Set Two Anaheim men and three additional men from Orange councils and their companies will be sponsors of a tri-county manufacturers' luncheon conference torow (Friday) noon at the Miss Inn, in Riverside. Topic of discussion will be current problem. Active Program For Toastmasters Reservations for the annual Toastmasters' ladies night scheduled for next Monday evening beginning at 6:30 o'clock at La Palma Grill, are due tonight (Thursday) was announced at the regular meeting Monday night of this week by President Herman Hoch. A special guest speaker, Vinton Baker, engineer for the Outfall Sewer district, will discuss the county sewage problems and show motion pictures following the regular dinner session on February 21. Two new members, Dr. Frederick Rusch and Oscar Brower, were inducted into the local club. Guests of the evening from Garden Grove club included president J. C. Estep, the Rev. Bernard Brewster, J. B. Blackman and W. E. Sullivan. Estep told of the progress achieved by the Garden Grove club and the value gained through the exchange speakers program. A special program feature, "Know Your Vocabulary" was launched by Bob Allen who introduced five words to be added to the vocabularies of members and to be used in the table topic discussion, "U. S. Constitution," presented by Don Butka. Earl E. Smith presented a dynamic analysis of the value of Toastmastering to legislators and state representatives. He based his speech on a newspaper article. Vic Huber was toastmaster of counts of several explosives in which he was involved while working for the government. He told of the tracing of a truck load of cigarettes which were stolen in the east and then hidden in a Michigan farm house. Arrest was possible because the stolen goods when set afire, only smouldered rather than burned. Louis Larson of the senior advisory committee announced that the Anaheim Optimist club would have contestants in the oratorical contest to be sponsored by various Optimist clubs and the International office headquarters in Denver, Colorado, working in cooperation with Anaheim Union high school officials. Dates of the speak-offs will be announced in the near future. Beginning this week, the Junior Optimists are meeting in the high school gymnasium at 7 o'clock each Tuesday night under the leadership of Marvin Mason and At Rigby, senior members. 3.9x9 Blue Pebblette 44"x9 Two-tone Grey Mercer 9x8.1 Green Two-tone 9x9 Smoky Grey two-tone 8.3x9 Green, two-tone 9x12 Miramar Blue 9x15.4 Two-tone Green 6x9 Two-tone Blue 9x15 Two-tone Maroon 35"x12' Two tone Piper "Know Your Vocabulary" was launched by Bob Allen who introduced five words to be added to the vocabularies of members and to be used in the table topic discussion, "U. S. Constitution," presented by Don Butka. Earl E. 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