anaheim-gazette 1949-06-30

SOCIETY and CLUB ACTIVITIES (Continued from Page 2) Elwood, Marvin and Warren Ter Beest are sons of the Ben Ter Beests. Assisting with arrangements for the 21 family members was Joanne Ter Beest, their sister, of the family home. Also present in addition to those mentioned above were Mrs. L. L. Thompson of Paramount, sister of Mrs. Ben Ter Beest; Danny Ter Beest, son of Mr. and Mrs. Elwood Ter Beest, and the Warren Ter Beest family. Joyce Ann Hays In Anaheim Joyce Ann Hays, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Hays, 918 North Lemon street, Anaheim, has returned here for a summer vacation after teaching school for the past four years in Columbus, Ohio. She accompanied her parents, who were on a 6000-mile vacation trip, joining them on their return route. The couple left Anaheim a month ago for New Orleans where they visited friends, then viewed the Great Smokey national park in Tennessee, traveled through Alabama, Kentucky, West Virginia and the Carolinas, then greeted their daughter in Columbus. On their return trip the three Anaheim citizens visited Mrs. Hays' relatives in Quincy, Illinois, and in Kansas, arriving home in time to be present at the commencement exercises at the University of California where Hays' Sunday Evening Union Services Begin This Week First in a series of Union services sponsored by the Anaheim Association of Christian churches, will be presented Sunday evening, July 3, at 8 o'clock at White Temple Methodist church, 305 East Broadway. Following the general theme "Christianity and One World," the speaker of the evening, the Rev. L. H. Gustafson, pastor of Calvary Evangelical United Brethren church, Los Angeles, will discuss "Jesus' Rules of Conduct." The complete schedule of this year's union services was just announced by spokesmen of the Anaheim Association of Christian churches, the Protestant members of which are as follows: Evangelical United Brethren, First Christian, Free Methodist, First Presbyterian, Grace Lutheran, St. Michael's Episcopal, White Temple and Wesley Methodist. Program Schedule Dr. Glenn Moore, moderator of the Southern California Presbyterian Synod, will speak on "Idle Dream or Noble Adventure," on the second program, Sunday, July 10, at 8 p.m., at White Temple Methodist church. Sunday, July 17, same time, at the Church of Christ, 325 West Broadway, the Rev. Phillip Lee of the Chinese Presbyterian church Los Angeles, will discuss "Christianity and My People." Dr. Earl Cranston, dean of the Anaheim Lab Joint Lecture Staff of U.C. Dr. Elvin L. Wampler, entomologist in charge of the Oil Company's agricultural search laboratory here has appointed to the lecture University of California and will give a course "Agricultural Pest Control" the University in Santa Ana summer, starting Wednesday 6 at 7:00 p.m., in room Santa Ana College, 17th and toll streets. In Dr. Wampler's eight weekly lectures on Monday Wednesday evenings, he will be placed upon a special treatment of insect control special reference to insect compounds, their application manner of action. OLD GERMAN BOOKS AT FURNITURE MART Varied receptions being a collection of old German books at the Anaheim Furniture Mansion Los Angeles street reported this week by own services will be congregated singing led by Raymond H. G. Thomason, Herman Z. Dave Collins and Warren leigh. Phippin. Old timers nod volumes with the mist memories in their eyes and thumb carefully such works those of Thomas Mann. Su is registered by members younger generation, who opening a fine moricoco cow confronted with "Deutsch" and words. Unique Social Hour Enjoyed An original advertising game, "Welcome Traveler" was enjoyed by the Friendship Circle of Grace Lutheran church which met recently in the social hall of the church, 406 South Palm street. Hostess for the occasion, Mrs. Ben Ter Beest awarded the prizes, all of which were products handled by various circle members and their friends. Mrs. E. Michel won the prize for having the largest number of grandchildren (15). The heart's desire box, which augments the church building fund, went to Mrs. Howard Olsen. Mrs. Emil Heinz, vice-president, presided over the short business session in place of Mrs. Fred Leibi. Devotions and studies from Izaiah were under the direction of Mrs. Anna Siegel. The group sang "I Need Thee Every Hour." Discussion of the proposed cook book to be published by the group, highlighted the session. Guests introduced included the Rev. Otto Fischer of Santa Ana and Mrs. M. Reis of Sacramento. The eighteen members present admired arrangements of geraniums, shasta daisies, carnations and straw flowers. Collins, Stone Shine in "Two Adams for Eve" Dorothy Stone and Charles Collins have brought the curtain up on the 1949 Holdiay Stage summer stock season with a brand new musical comedy, "Two Adams for Eve." It's a light and gay musical piece with Dorothy Stone playing the part of Eve Stafford who mistakes Charles Collins for her husband Wendel. Collins as Jeff Hayden is all she hoped hubby Wendel would be. Wendel (Collins with a mustache) makes a belated appearance. Dr. Glenn Moore, moderator of the Southern California Presbyterian Synod, will speak on "Idle Dream or Noble Adventure," on the second program, Sunday, July 10, at 8 p.m., at White Temple Methodist church. Sunday, July 17, same time, at the Church of Christ, 325 West Broadway, the Rev. Phillip Lee of the Chinese Presbyterian church Los Angeles, will discuss "Christianity and My People." Dr. Earl Cranston, dean of the School of Religion at the University of Southern California, will describe "World Responsibility" Sunday, July 24, at 8 p.m. at the Church of Christ. "The God Who Can't Let Go" will be the topic of Dr. K. Morgan Edwards of the First Methodist church, Glendale, Sunday, July 31, at the Church of Christ at 8 p.m. Sunday, August 7, same time, and place, Dr. Owen Kellison, provost of Chapman college, Los Angeles, will discuss "Christian Education." At the White Temple Methodist church, Dr. O. E. Schafer of the Evangelical United Brethren church, San Diego, will describe "Old Paths for a New World," at 8 p.m. Sunday, August 14. Sunday, August 21, same time and place, "Faith and Belief" will be explained by The Very Rev. John M. Krumm, dean of St. Paul's Cathedral, Los Angeles. For the final service, Sunday, August 28, same time and place, Dr. Albion Roy King, dean of men at Cornell college, Mt. Vernon, Iowa, will speak on the subject "Moderation and the Christian Witness." Choral Music The choir members of the Association churches, joined in a great Union choir, directed by Miss Gania Demaree, daughter of high school Principal and Mrs. Paul Demaree, will present an outstanding program of music each Sunday night throughout the series of union meetings. Choir practice has been held each Sunday evening for the past several weeks. Inspiring the song... It's a light and gay musical piece with Dorothy Stone playing the part of Eve Stafford who mistakes Charles Collins for her husband Wendel. Collins as Jeff Hayden is all she hoped hubby Wendel would be. Wendel (Collins with a mustache) makes a belated appearance in the final act and conveniently exits with Jeff's (Collins without the mustache) ex-mistress Susie. The famed Broadway dancing team share the spotlight with Blanche Boyd who capably performs as the imbibing, ex-Follies girl, Mrs. Dunninger. Her rendition of "Way Back When" brought the house down. Stone and Collins shine in their interpretation of the great American institution, the picnic, complete with streams to cross, ants in their pants and a thunder-shower. "Two Adams for Eve" completes its run with a 2:30 p.m. matinee and 8:30 p.m. performances on Saturday. Second show of the season will be "The Taming of the Shrew"—revised somewhat, we are told, from the Shakespeare original. —BOB FUNSETH. BLACK BASS ANGLERS HAVE LUCK Black bass anglers have been enjoying excellent luck during the past week on the farm ponds of Marin county, according to the National Automobile club. Anaheim Lab Head Joins Lecture Staff of U.C. Dr. Elvin L. Wampler, research entomologist in charge of the Union Oil Company's agricultural research laboratory here has been appointed to the lecture staff of University of California Extension and will give a course in Agricultural Pest Control" for the University in Santa Ana this summer, starting Wednesday, July at 7:00 p.m., in room B19 of Santa Ana College, 17th and Brisol streets. In Dr. Wampler's eighteen bi-weekly lectures on Monday and Wednesday evenings, emphasis will be placed upon a practical treatment of insect control, with special reference to insecticidal compounds, their application and manner of action. OLD GERMAN BOOKS AT FURNITURE MART Varied receptions being given collection of old German books at Anaheim Furniture Mart on North Los Angeles street, were reported this week by owner Don services will be congregational singing led by Raymond Holt, O. Thomason, Herman Zachay, Dave Collins and Warren Ashigh. World’s Speed Record Set at Model Air Meet Jim McElroy of Phoenix, Arizona, established a new world's speed record at the Anaheim Junior Chamber of Commerce Model Airplane Meet last Sunday at La Palma park. McElroy had his small ship flying at 138.03 mph in the Class C Expert race. Although the entry list fell below expectations a crowd of 700 witnessed the proceedings and saw approximately 50 trophies awarded to model airplane enthusiasts from all over California and Arizona. PLANS TO ATTEND FALL WEDDING Mrs. Q. B. Nichols of New York, now visiting with her son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Victor Babb of Los Angeles, plans to remain in California long enough to attend the wedding of her granddaughter, Miss Edith Browne, 1011 East Broadway, on September 2. The local girl, a dramatic soprano, will become the bride of Joe Shuman of Anaheim. Table Proposal To Allocate Fair Money on ‘Merit’ Sacramento, (WNS)—A proposal to allocate county and district fair money on a “merit basis” has been tabled by the senate governmental efficiency committee. The bill, authored by assemblyman Ernest Geddes of Pomona, offered a new method of apportioning fair money received from pari-mutuel revenues. Under the present plan each fair receives an equal amount up to a maximum of $65,000. Geddes said most of the fairs in the state approved of his plan which would "allocate themoney to the fairs which are doing the best jobs." WELCOME SON Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Tyreman, 129 North Sabina street, Anaheim, became the proud parents of a baby son who arrived Tuesday at St. Joseph's hospital. "The natural resources of game and fish, like business, must be managed in the interests of all the people."—James Ford Bell, Minnesota industrialist. 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