anaheim-gazette 1949-05-12

Methodist Choirs To Give Concerts Combined choirs of the Fullerton Methodist church and the White Temple Methodist church of this city will be heard in concert Sunday evening at the local church, it was announced today. A repeat performance will be given in Fullerton on May 22. Glenn H. Hewis is director of the visiting choral groups while George W. Burt conducts the Anaheim choirs. Organist for the occasion will be Mrs. Joe A. Burk of the White Temple church. The Rev. J. Maxwell Chamberlin, minister of the First Methodist church, Fullerton, and the Rev. Rollo E. Dunham, minister of White Temple Methodist church, this city, will present short messages at both concerts. Soloists will be Fred Clement, bass; Miss Edith Browne and Mrs. Allen Hall, sopranos; Mrs. H. J. Fackiner, contralto; D. Lyman Harpster, tenor. A special violin obligato to one of the featured selections will be interpreted by John S. Glazier of Anaheim, well known violin instructor and composer. Among the anthems to be sung by the choir of approximately 75 voices will be "We Come Unto Our Father's God," by Mueller; Prichard's "Love Divine;" "Spirit of God" by Harris (A Capella); "Jesus, Our Lord, We Adore Thee" by James; Schnecker's "My Faith Looks Up to Thee;" "Sing Unto the Lord a New Song" by Francis and "Almighty God of Our Fathers" by James. A cordial invitation is being extended all music lovers to attend the program. CHRISTIAN SCIENCE The Golden Text of the Sunday Lesson-Sermon on "Mortals and Immortals" in all branches of The Mother Church, The First Church of Christ, Scientist, in Boston, is from I Corinthians: "This corruptible must put on incorruption, and this mortal must put on immortality." In a Bible citation also from I Corinthians, Paul writes, "Though I speak with the tongues of men and of angels and have not charity, I am become as sounding brass, or a tinkling cymbal... Charity never faileth: but whether there be propehecies, they shall fail; whether there be tongues, they shall cease; whether there be knowledge, it shall vanish away... But when that which is perfect is come, then that which is in part shall be done GIRL SCOURNEWS Mothers' Tea Climaxing a year of Scout girls of Troop 16 of Fremont, a tea for their mothers at the Scout house this week. Car Fiscus, president, conducted brief opening ceremonies and business meeting. The flag salute the Girl Scout promise opened program, led by Mary Conner-trol leader. Each girl then recorder activity in earning her badges. In presenting their badges to individual girls, Miss Doe Bowe spoke of the years girls have been in Scouting their enjoyment in working together and of the fun they have had trips and excursions. Receiving My Country, Mr. Community, the Garden Flower badges Dorothy Addy, Ann Allen, N Barthlesmes, Shirley Briggs, Louise Casebeer, Mary Conner via Contreras, Betty Dierbobbie Jean Downs, Elenora Fewks, Carolyn Fishcus, Louise Hagger, Mailyn Hemp Carol Kirk, Alevandra Matou Ramona Rodden. Games was earned by Ann Allen. badge was given to Betty Berger, Eleanor Fewks, Louise Carebeer. First Class Scouts were Lou Casebeer, Dorothy Addy, ol Kirk, Nancy Barthelmes, Cone, Bobby Jean Downs, Carolyn Fiscus. First curved the highest award of the day received by Betty Dierberger Eleanor Fewks. Mrs. W. M. Dierberger and The psalmist declares that a day in God's courts is better than a thousand days elsewhere. And we will agree that our best days have been those spent in the sanctuary with others bowed in prayer, our souls in communion with God. Why not accept the invitation and COME TO CHURCH NEXT SUNDAY? —Rev. D. Carl Yoder. Our Preacher Says There is a certain Christian grace and virtue in appearing well among our friends. There is a moral value in dressing up in our best on the Sabbath day, and sitting well clothed in the house of God. But when these things have to be done at the expense of debt, pretense, subterfuge, deception, and vanity, the price is altogether too high. The tragedy lies in the fact that we fool, not others, but ourselves. This is the beginning of spiritual disintegration. It is better to live rich than to die rich.—Johnson. The ultimate basis of society is the Christian home. DO YOU KNOW... 1. Quote Paul's "other foundation verse." 2. Of what king was it said, "He driveth furiously?" 3. Who was Manoah/ 4. Who was Cornelius, and where did he live? 5. Why was Jacob so called, his name meaning "supplanter/" DO YOU KNOW ANSWERED... 1. "Other foundation can no man lay than that is laid, which is Christ Jesus." (1 Cor. 3:11). 2. Jehu (II Kings 9:30-37). 3. The father of Samson—(Judges 13:2, 24). 4. A centurion of the Italian cohort, living in Caesarea (Acts 10:1). 5. When he was born his hand had hold of the heel of his twin brother, Esau. (Gen. 25-26). The firms below sponsor the above articles and complimentary copies to the Anaheim Hospital: TELEVISION PARLOR Sales and Complete Radio Service 616 N. Los Angeles Phone 3303 The most dangerous person is a liar. LORENE'S SHOP Bernice L. Athy Stout and Half Style - Layettes Everything for the expectant mother A good conscience and a virtuous life are to be preferred before learning. VIOLET'S BEAUTY SALON Jean A. Pullen Ida P. Grant For Women Who Care Permanent waving, Manicuring. All Beauty Work. No parking restrictions. C. D. YODER Licensed Realtor Homes - Income - Groves 620 N. Los Angeles Phone 6235 Tolerance permits others to seek happiness in their own way. Dr. Logan L. Megenity, D.C. Complete Health Service 108 N. Emily St. Phone 2723 The most ridiculous asset is pride. 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In presenting their badges to the individual girls, Miss Dorothy have spoke of the years these have been in Scouting, of our enjoyment in working togethand of the fun they have had on badges and excursions. Receiving the Country, Mr. Community, and Garden Flower badges were Bethy Addy, Ann Allen, Nancy Thlesmes, Shirley Briggs, Mary Ise Casebeer, Mary Cone, SyContreras, Betty Dierberger, Robie Jean Downs, Elenora Ann Wks, Carolyn Fishcus, Mary Ise Hagger, Mailyn Hempshall, Col Kirk, Alevandra Matouk and Nona Rodden. Games badge is earned by Ann Allen. Clerk gage was given to Betty Dierger, Eleanor Fewks, Mary Ise Carebeer. First Class Scouts were Mary Casebeer, Dorothy Addy, CarKirk, Nancy Barthelmes, Mary Ise, Bobby Jean Downs, and Polyn Fiscus. First curved bar, highest award of the day, were received by Betty Dierberger, and Anan Fewks. Joann Plegel told the story of the artist's life. A concluding ceremony was the presentation of "fly-up" wings and Girl Scout pins to three Brownies who will be Girl Scouts next fall. Miss Bowe conducted the ceremony for Joann Plegel, Lorraine Schulz and Peggy Jo Dargatz, with Mrs. W. I. Troutman; Girl Scout leader, awarding new pins to the three. Brownie leaders who acted as hostesses were Mrs. Vern Schulz and Mrs. Roy Dargatz. Assembly Spikes Move to Abolish County's Planners Sacramento, (WNS)—The assembly has spiked a move to have counties exempted from maintaining local planning commissions. The senate had previously approved the measure. By a close 39 to 25 vote with only two "ayes" needed to make the necessary 41 majority, the house refused passage of a bill sponsored by Senator William Rich, Marysville. Rich introduced the measure at the behest of counties within his senatorial district. The counties balked at the expense of maintaining local planning offices as required by state law. They asked that it be made optional. Charles Weber, Stockton assemblyman successfully opposed the Rich bill. Weber is the author of the law requiring county planning commissions and he contended that despite the mandatory requirement in the law there is too little adequate planning being carried on at the present time. Weber said this is especially true in the conservation of water resources. Commander Marshall U. Beebe, USN, of Anaheim, is the aide to Admiral A. W. Radford, USN, Commander in Chief Pacific and U. S. Pacific fleet, at Pearl Harbor. Commander Beebe was aide to Admiral Beebe during the Admiral's recent tour of duty at the Navy Department as Vice Chief of Naval Operations. Mrs. Beebe, the former Ola A. Luckey of Arlington, will join Commander Beebe in Honolulu in early June. They will make their home at Makalao. Prior to his assignment as Aide to Admiral Radford, Commander Beebe commanded an aircraft squadron aboard the escort carrier, USS Liscombe Bay. The first Naval reserve aviation base was established at Squantum, Mass. Some persons can speak, see, Solons Tighten Boxing Rules Sacramento, (WNS)—The station that would tighten stating regulations has reunanimous approval of the bly. Assemblman Elwyn S. H. sponsored the measure which vides the following: 1. The weight of boxing is increased from five to six for fighters weighing under pounds. Fighters over the pound limit will use an eight glove in place of the presounce weight. 2. Requirements that stringent medical examinbe given fighters with specphasis on the heart, nervotem and brain. 3. Requires the state a commission demand two indding on all ring floors. 4. Increases the minimum size from 16 to 18 feet. Bennett contended that a changes are necessary to go sport a new element of saft FJC Blue-Gold Ball This Friday Fullerton Junior college's traditional King and Queen for Blue and Gold week will be crowned during the moonlight Tropicana, an outdoor ball planned for tomorrow, Friday evening on the campus. Alumni and friends of FJC are urged to attend the ball, enjoy excellent dance music and witness the ceremony by Mrs. Esther L. Hatch, dean of women. A huge outside dance floor will be installed on the grounds and Carrol Wax and his famous recording orchestra will play. Fifteen hours of celebration on the Hornet campus will begin Friday morning at 10 o'clock with a variety show in the auditorium followed by a carnival, square dance and sporting events. During the dinner lull excited Hornets will prepare for the evening dance to begin at 9 o'clock. This year's Blue and Gold Day committee selected the theme "The Days of Forty-Nine." Celebrants will appear in costume of California 100 years ago. Committee of judges will select a number of prize winners. Innovation in the 1949 festivities is the carnival to be held in the campus patio. Sixteen booths will sell hotdogs, pop, candy, cake and cookies and offer games of skill. Sure to be popular is the "Marriage Booth" where mock ceremonies will be performed upon likely and unlikely couples. IT'S A BARGAIN! and so are GREYHOUND fares San Diego $1.60 Fresno $3.60 El Paso 14.80 San Francisco 5.50 Chicago $6.85 Portland 14.70 10% SAVING ON ROUND TRIPS THERE ARE NO LOWER FARES! A. M. THOMAS, Agent 217 So. Los Angeles St. Anaheim Phone 3404 A LOT MORE TRAVEL FOR A LOT LESS MONEY It's styled to IN 1949, DRIVER CAN SEE 11 FEET CLOSER TO FRONT OF CAR Chevrolet's new Leader-Lin you Panoramic Visibility—a Look ahead! The curved, swept-back wind contains 30% more glass area. Look down smoothly-rounded hood lets you see the full 11 feet closer in. Look back! A enlarged rear window gives a closer view behind. All the way through, the beauty of this new Chevrolet springs from functional design. CONE BROTHERS 215 No. Los Angeles St. - Anaheim Solons Tighten Boxing Rules Sacramento, (WNS) — Legislation that would tighten state boxing regulations has received unanimous approval of the assembly. Assemblman Elwyn S. Bennett sponsored the measure which provides the following: 1. The weight of boxing gloves increased from five to six ounces for fighters weighing under 147 pounds. Fighters over the 147- pound limit will use an eight ounce move in place of the present six ounce weight. 2. Requirements that more stringent medical examinations are given fighters with special emasis on the heart, nervous system and brain. 3. Requires the state athletic commission demand two inch padding on all ring floors. 4. Increases the minimum ring size from 16 to 18 feet. Bennett contended that all such changes are necessary to give the sport a new element of safety. The changes were opposed by Los Angeles assemblyman Tom Doyle, a former fight promoter, on grounds that the restrictions would put the fight industry out of business. Soon they will want us to "put feather beds in the ring," Doyle said. He said he failed to see why people jumped on boxing because of deaths caused in the ring when larger numbers of deaths occur in other organized sports. Despite his objections, Doyle voted for the bill, which now goes to the senate. A new anti-submarine destroyer will be named in honor of Vice Admiral John Sidney McCain, World War II hero. A subscription to the Gazette pays dividends in savings. GI loans totaled 1,645,397 by the end of January 1947, Veterans Administration said. About 90 per cent, or 1,478,793, were for homes; 53,780 for farms, and 112,824 for businesses. 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