anaheim-gazette 1949-11-10

Old Stove Round-Up Trade in That Old Range on a New O'KEEFE & MERRITT RANGES PRICED FROM $109.50 to $340.00 LIBERAL TRADE IN—24 MONTHS TO PAY THE BALANCE Aaron Schultz Furniture Co. 301 WEST CENTER STREET Phone 2144 Anaheim, Calif. THIS STORE WILL BE CLOSED ALL DAY—NOV. 11 —ARMISTICE DAY— WHAT IS OPTIMIST WEEK? Optimist Week is a celebration. It is a week set aside for the purpose of expanding the philosophies of good fellowship; for planning; and for a summation of all that has progressed during the preceding twelve months. It is a week of reporting to the community, to afford the general public an opportunity to appraise the accomplishments and civic service rendered. fellowship; for planning; and for a summation of all that has progressed during the preceding twelve months. It is a week of reporting to the community, to afford the general public an opportunity to appraise the accomplishments and civic service rendered. Junior Optimist Recreational Clubhouse Current project of the Anaheim Club is the raising of funds to build a clubhouse which will be open to all the Youth of Anaheim. This is in line with the International Organization's program and will be similar to other Junior Optimist Clubhouses in other cities. THIS ADVERTISEMENT IS SPONSORED BY THE FOLLOWING MEMBERS . . . HAROLD BOTTS, Nursery BARNEY BRODIE, Electrical FRANK DORETTI, Retail Beverages F. FORKER, Patten-Blinn Lumber Co. A. A. GAREY, Furniture MARC GARTNER, Venetian Blinds WALTER GOODEN, Realtor SVEN HARBERG, Paint Contractor HOME TOWN PRINTERS MARV MASON, Gas Appliances L. MITCHELL, Gift Shop C. O. PATTERSON, D.O. F. PIEPENBRINK, Realtor J. W. STEPHEN, Escrow LEO TAUER, Photographic E. E. WALBURG, Towne To GORDON WALKER, Tires ED WISSER, Sporting Goods TOM YELLIS, Dairy Produce OPTIMIST WEATHER Thursday Nite, Southern Range County Joint Ladies Night. Joint Ladies Nature. Bakersfield and San Francisco Burbank Elks Club. Saturday, International Prestigious Optimist Home for RECEIVING the Optimist Club Week, November 6-13, proclamation from Mayor Charles A. Pearson (left are Walter Gooden, Anaheim Optimist club president (center), and Tom Yellis, first vice-president of the local service organization. MAYOR PEARSON PROCLAIMS OPTIMIST CLUB WEEK HERE In a proclamation issued by Charles A. Pearson, Mayor of Anaheim, Optimist Week, November 6 to '13, was officially declared early this week. Commented the mayor, "It is gratifying to see that a group of business and professional leaders here in Anaheim have banded together for the purpose of rendering a real service to all of us in furtherance of their club slogan as a "Friend To The Boy." Walter Gooden, president of the local Optimist club, accepted the proclamation on behalf of his club. "Community recognition of our effort to improve our boys is a reward we are proud to receive," said president Gooden. "We will try to justify the mayor's praise, but more than that, serve this week of November 6 to 13, 1949, as Optimist Week in and for the City of Anaheim, and I further call upon all of the citizens of this community to join with this city government in such observance. Done this 5th day of November, 1949. Signed, CHARLES A. PEARSON Mayor. B.-P.W. Club Hears Talk on Federal Old-Age Insurance Bruce W. Albert, district representative of the Federal Old-Age and Survivors Insurance section of the Social Security administration, with the offices in Long Beach, graphically outlined there to take in making apprehensions under the Federal Security law enacted into effect on January In the Federal Social Service up, there are 16 sections law, of which the old-vivors insurance section them. In Orange county than $91,000 is paid to ties each month, an act was duly paid for by Social Security number which they paid by the ing of one per cent from ary checks and which their employer with a These pensions are not an outright pension because paid by each and son who works for a Many interesting facts were brought to Mr. Albert, facts that known to members of which, stated Mr. Alb parment is trying to public in relation to they are buying and for which they are pay Appearing in behalf Cross blood mobile here on November 22 clubhouse from 4 until Thompson, in charge of blood donors from the Cross chapter, made donors on the above As the entertainment the meeting, Edith Br man sang three solos at the piano by Donna Several guests were among them a member ness and Professional club of Pampa, Texas. New Repub Chairman L.A. Address IT'S OPTIMIST WEEK NOVEMBER 6th - 13th. 1949 Developing Responsible Citizens and Leaders Through Service to the Community MEETINGS THURSDAY NIGHT MOTHER'S KITCHEN, SEVEN CENTS The OPTIMIST CREED PROMISE YOURSELF To be so strong that nothing can disturb your peace of mind. To talk health, happiness and prosperity to every person you meet. To make all your friends feel that there is something in them. To look at the sunny side of everything and make your optimism come true. To think only of the best, to work only for the best and to expect only the best. To be just as enthusiastic about the success of others as you are about your own. To forget the mistakes of the past and press on to man sang three solos at the piano by Donna. Several guests were among them a member of Professionals club of Pampa, Texas. New Republic Chairman L.A. Address Newly-elected Republican Committee Chair George Gabrielson will first southern California appearance since taking new post when he added special Los Angeles Junior of Commerce luncheon in the Biltmore Bowl, Nov. 16. Gabrielson, who was G.O.P. chairman Aug. year, has been in Republic circles since 1926, where member of the New Jeral Assembly. Following his talk Junior Chamber, Gabrielson conduct special conference members of the Republical Committee of L.A. county. Clubhouse is the raising of will be open to all with the Internaill be similar to other cities. EPENBRINK, Realtor STEPHEN, Escrow TAUER, Photographic Shop WALBURG, Towne Toggery DON WALKER, Tires ISSER, Sporting Goods YELLIS, Dairy Products “Friend of the Boy” OPTIMIST WEEK PROGRAM Saturday Nite, Southern Los Angeles County and OrCounty Joint Ladies Nite at Knott’s Berry Farm. Saturday, Joint Ladies Nite for Santa Barbara, VenBakersfield and San Fernando Valley Clubs at the Bank Elks Club. Saturday, International President Steinko will visit Los Angeles Optimist Home for Boys. graphically outlined the procedure to take in making application for pensions under the Federal Social Security law enacted in 1935 and put into effect on January 1, 1937. In the Federal Social Security setup, there are 16 sections to the law, of which the old-age and survivors insurance section is one of them. In Orange county, more than $91,000 is paid to beneficiaries each month, an amount that was duly paid for by the holders of Social Security numbers and for which they paid by the withholding of one per cent from their salary checks and which was met by their employer with a like amount. These pensions are not considered an outright pension but an insurance paid by each and every person who works for a salary. Many interesting and astounding facts were brought to the club by Mr. Albert, facts that were unknown to members of the club, but which, stated Mr. Albert, the department is trying to advise the public in relation to the services they are buying and the benefits for which they are paying. Appearing in behalf of the Red Cross blood mobile unit to be here on November 22 at the Ebell clubhouse from 4 until 7 p.m., Joe Thompson, in charge of volunteer blood donors from the local Red Cross chapter, made a plea for donors on the above date. As the entertainment portion of the meeting, Edith Browne Shuman sang three solos accompanied at the piano by Donna Thomas. Several guests were introduced among them a member of the Business and Professional Women's club of Pampa, Texas. Anaheim Gazette, Thursday, November 10, 1949 He is scheduled to arrive in Los Angeles by plane from Oakland, Wednesday morning (Nov. 16). Emma Hilgenfeld Called by Death Emma Amanda Hilgenfeld, 75, 618 South Claudina street, died Saturday afternoon at an Orange hospital after a prolonged illness. Funeral services were conducted at Hilgenfeld chapel Tuesday morning at 10 o'clock with the Rev. Frank E. Butterworth, pastor of White Temple Methodist church officiating. A native of Missouri, she had resided in southern California for the past six years and was a member of White Temple church of Anaheim. Surviving are her husband, William F. Hilgenfeld; two daughters, Martha M. Brooks of Mesa, Arizona, and Margaret C. Raides of Torrance; two sons, Arthur L. Hilgenfeld of Detroit, Michigan, and Howard N. Hilgenfeld of Henrietta, Texas; one sister, Mrs. Greta Wood of Los Angeles, and three grandchildren. During his life George Eastman, inventor and manufacturer of kodaks and supplies, spent more than 75 million dollars in philanthropic projects. The Tuskegee Institute, for Negroes, in Alabama, founded by Booker T. Washington, is one of the greatest negro educational institutions of the United States. A subscription to the Gazette pays dividends in savings. New Republican Chairman Plans L.A. Address New Republican Chairman Plans L.A. Address Newly-elected Republican National Committee Chairman Guy George Gabrielson will make his first southern California speaking appearance since taking over his new post when he addresses a special Los Angeles Junior Chamber of Commerce luncheon gathering in the Biltmore Bowl, Wednesday, Nov. 16. Gabrielson, who was elected G.O.P. chairman Aug. 4 of this year, has been in Republican party circles since 1926, when he was a member of the New Jersey General Assembly. Following his talk before the Junior Chamber, Gabrielson will conduct special conferences with members of the Republican Central Committee of Los Angeles county. 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They believe that service to youth offers opportunity for developing responsible citizens and leaders of the future. and professional men who believe in the Optimist Creed as a practical, workable philosophy of life. They believe that Optimism is a purposeful determination to utilize the energizing stimulus of courageous thinking in the efforts of accomplishment. They believe that service to youth offers opportunity for developing responsible citizens and leaders of the future. ACTIVITIES OF THE ANAHEIM OPTIMIST CLUB ... Yearly Oratorical Contest Basketball Tournament Knot Hole Gang Senior Boys Baseball Team Annual Talent Night Craft Work Summer Camp Assistance L. A. Optimist Home for Boys, a 14th District Project