anaheim-gazette 1949-04-14

Toastmasters Name Delegates John Knutzen and Royal Marten were voted delegates to the national Toastmasters convention to be held in August at St. Louis, at the regular dinner-session Monday evening at La Palma Grill, president Vic Huber presiding. All current Toastmaster officers were installed at the area speak-off last Friday in Santa Ana. The invocation was given by John Knutzen. Three guests, Harwood Larson, Earl E. Smith, Jr., and Donald Dunkin, were introduced. Herman Hoch, retiring president, was given the past president's pin by Earl E. Smith, a past leader of the Anaheim Toastmasters. Alfred Holve, table topic master, presented the subject "Atlantic Fact" for discussion. Page Vincent was toastmaster. Patterson trophy honors were awarded Charles Holliday for his autobiography. Visitor Larson took the Optimist cup for his extemporaneous presentation of "United Nations of Europe." Ed Wright spoke on the heroic rescue attempt for little Kathy Fiscus in a speech entitled "Service." Herman Hoch spoke on "Three Foot Rule." Evaluators were Royal Marten and Robert J. Allen, Louis Taylor was grammarian and Marion Pickel, timekeeper. Next week's assignments are as follows: Hursel Snyder, toastmaster; Marion Pickel, table topic master; Bob Allen, evaluator, and Frederick Rusch, John Knutzen, Church Presents Religious Films In agreement with the observance of Holy Week, a program of select motion pictures were presented at the White Temple Methodist church Tuesday evening. "Simon Peter" showed the calling of the first disciples and the beginning of the Lord's ministry. In a flash-back treatment the film showed Peter, near the end of his life, writing his epistle of Antioch. He started to read it and the early picture of his life and of the great dramatic change in his experiences with the entrance of Jesus in his life unfolded. In "Symphony in Stone" of Westminster Abbey as depicted in another motion picture, was depicted the artistic grandeur of bygone centuries, the majestic work of unknown artists and sculptors and of skilled labor. Two hymns "Faith of Our Fathers" and "Rock of Ages," were sung by the church quartet with organ accompaniment. White Temple Easter Party The children of the primary department of the White Temple Methodist church school entertained their mothers at an Easter party given in their primary room of the church last Thursday afternoon. Forty children and their teachers, and twenty-one mothers were present. Mrs. Wilbert Bonney, superintendent of the children's division and newly appointed superintendent of the department, presided over the program for the after- Ed Wright spoke on the heroic rescue attempt for little Kathy Fiscus in a speech entitled "Service." Herman Hoch spoke on "Three Foot Rule." Evaluators were Royal Marten and Robert J. Allen, Louis Taylor was grammarian and Marion Pickel, timekeeper. Next week's assignments are as follows: Hursel Snyder, toastmaster; Marion Pickel, table topic master; Bob Allen, evaluator, and Frederick Rusch, John Knutzen, Robert H. Allen and Aubrey van Verst, speakers. WYOMING FAMILY NOW ANAHEIMERS Mrs. Joe McNamara of Casper, Wyoming, recently purchased the C. A. Cox home at 815 North Janss street. Residing with her are her children, Joan, Janice and Robert, and her mother, Mrs. Edna Meyer. Mrs. McNamara is widow of the late Joseph F. McNamara who was stricken with a fatal heart attack while concluding business in Casper, in view of becoming an Anaheim business man. Representing Mrs. McNamara in the real estate transaction was Margaret Linson, associate realtor with Jess Medaris, 433 West Center street, Arcade building. The children of the primary department of the White Temple Methodist church school entertained their mothers at an Easter party given in their primary room of the church last Thursday afternoon. Forty children and their teachers, and twenty-one mothers were present. Mrs. Wilbert Bonney, superintendent of the children's division and newly appointed superintendent of the department, presided over the program for the afternoon. After each child had introduced his or her mother the teachers took the children outside for games while Mrs. Eleanor Gilbreth, director of Christian Education, talked with the mothers regarding the teaching program in the department. Under the leadership of Mrs. Guy Holman they have planted seeds and bulbs. Mrs. George Dierberger and Mrs. Frank Kellogg are teachers of second grade in this department. Mrs. Dierberger's class made flower pots of cottage cheese cartons and milk cartons and set pan-sy plants for their mothers. 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