anaheim-gazette 1950-10-13

Bethel Baptist Tells Services The Sunday Services at Bethel Baptist Church located at the corner of Broadway and S. Lemon, Anaheim are as follows: Sunday School, 9:30 a.m.; Morning Service, 10:45 a.m.; B. Y. F. and C. B. Y. at 6:30 p.m.; Evening Service, 7:30 p.m. The pastor of the church, the Rev. R. Schilke, will preach at both morning an evening services. His topics will be "Broken Chains" and "Fruit-bearing" respectively. In both services a well directed choir under the directorship of Mr. Howard Greene will render special selections. These services are helpful and inspiring and the public is cordially invited. The attention of parents is drawn to a well organized Sunday School for all ages under the capable leadership of Mr. Menno Thiessen. Parents who have no other church home here are invited to send their children to receive religious training. Unity Church Program Told The Unity Church or Truth, an affiliate of the Unity School of Christianity, Lee's Summit, Mo., invites all Unity students and friends of Unity to attend any or all of the services and classes now being given at the church, 2015 N. Broadway, Santa Ana. The invitation includes consultations with ministers at any time. Sunday school classes are held at 10 a.m.; devotional service at 11. On Tuesday at 2 p.m. there is a prayer and healing service; Thursday at 2 and 8 p.m., lesson on "Christian Healing," by Itev Estelle Taylor Key. The church office and library are open daily 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. and by appointment. Phone KI 3-5448. Temple to Hear Behind Curtain Discussion Sunday Touring Europe behind the iron curtain has been Dr. Gerald B. Harvey's latest experience. Now he is back and will be speaking at the White Temple Methodist church Sunday evening at 7 p.m. At the 11 o'clock Sunday morning service, Rev. Frank Butterworth will speak on the subject "From Nine to Five." Dr. Harvey is the executive secretary of the Southern California-Arizona conference board of education and mission. Last year, he was selected as one of a chosen group of educators to tour Europe behind the iron curtain under the Growth Falls Below Average Growth of the White Temple Methodist church falls a third below par in comparison with the community growth during the last 20 years, despite an average increase of 10 members a month, according to statistics quoted by Dr. Owen M. Geer, pastor of the Bullerton Methodist church, at a meeting of 120 leaders, social, school and church, Wednesday. The meeting was under the direct night at the White Temple church. Of Rev. Frank Butterworth. Second fact pointed out was that the church Sunday school average attendance 20 years ago was over 400, now it is less than 300, despite the rapid increase in community population. To rectify the situation, the teachers are working out a plan for a new, more aggressive program for increasing attendance. The third set of statistics put before the group concerned the income of the chuch from givers. It was found that the average per capita, per year is $33.00. This ranks the Methodist church as 43rd in the nation, per capita giving. Leading two churches on this score are the Free Methodist and the Seventh Day Adventist. Dr Geer stressed the importance of small Fellowship groups for the purpose of sharing experiences. He also stressed the importance of longer training classes in churchmanship for new members. Kelley Stumps Before Optimists Haskell Kelley gave a campaign Lee's Gal Friday Garden Gossip The Big News of this week is our Rose Show THE WEEKEND OF OCT. 13-15 an array of cut blossoms of roses in many varieties with a preview of some nature introductions. For your benefit, we will also have a SPECIAL on ROSE BUSHES in containers for this WEEKEND ONLY. While you are here, take a look he is back and will be speaking at the White Temple Methodist church Sunday evening at 7 p.m. At the 11 o'clock Sunday morning service, Rev. Frank Butterworth will speak on the subject "From Nine to Five." Dr. Harvey is the executive secretary of the Southern California-Arizona conference board of education and mission. Last year, he was selected as one of a chosen group of educators to tour Europe behind the iron curtain under the sponsorship of the Methodist board of foreign missions. During that time he interviewed leaders of Protestant churches resisting communism and lived in the homes of the common people in Eastern Europe. He will tell his story Sunday night when he speaks on "The World, the Church and the Family of God." Dr. Harvey will also show colored slides. The public is invited. Calvary Baptist Marks BPW Week National Business and Professional Women's Week will be recognized Sunday evening by Pastor Bob Kevorkian who will speak on the subject "Two Women Who Chose Two Roads," at the Calvary Baptist Church, 7:30. All business and professional women are extended a special invitation. "The Man That Is Needed for This Hour" will be the topic of Rev. Kevorkian for Laymen's Sunday at 11 a.m. October 15. A special section of the church located on Broadway at Citron, will be reserved for the men of the congregation in their honor. A nursery is maintained during both services and the public is cordially invited. IRAN TO TRY RICE BANGKOK, OP—The Thai Ministry of Agriculture has dispatched ten varieties of Thai Rice to Iran, which wants to begin a rice industry. Dr Geau stressed the importance of small Fellowship groups for the purpose of sharing experiences. He also stressed the importance of longer training classes in churchmanship for new members. Kelley Stumps Before Optimists Haskell Kelley gave a campaign speech for the Optimist club meeting last night. Kelley is a candidate for Anaheim constableship, even yet he was charged $1 a minute for assurance or a short campaign speech. Kiwanis and rioa candidate for the Marlowe en fest van Queen, Jo Ann Wooa, was a guest at the meeting and also gave a short talk. A magician act by the Thompson brothers from La Habra entertained the group. Meeting was held at Mother's Kitchen. Harwood Larson gave a report on the latest progress of the Optimist club building that will be started tomorrow morning at 6:30 a.m. Foster Sand and Gravel company donated the Ready-Mix concrete. It will be located next to the Boy Scout house on W. Chartress. Optimist board voted on a motion to have a float for the Hallowe'en parade and it passed. Fox Theater Names Assistant Manager Appointment of Philip St. Marie as assistant manager of the Fox Theater in Anaheim was made yesterday. St. Marie has already begun work. St. Marie comes to Anaheim from Riverside where he was a resident 15 years. He is a graduate of St. Francis high school in Riverside. As assistant to Fox manager Frank Treiner, he will engage in general supervisory work. Iowa has 31 lettermen and nine starters from the 1949 football team. A LINEUP OF REAL BUYS For your benefit, we will also have a SPECIAL on ROSE BUSHELS in containers for this WEEKEND ONLY. While you are here, take a look at our Chrysanthemums in full bloom in one-gallon containers—many types and colors. New additions this week to our BULB LIST are PARROT TU-LIPS and the little bedding ROMAN HYACINTHS. The latter is a very practical BULB as it can be left in the ground year after year, appearing in the spring with bright little heads of fragrant blooms. It is a good idea to select your BULBS SOON, even though you may not be ready to plant, as you have a much greater number from which to choose. To buy from our BULB PLANTING GUIDE, See you then the 13th-14th or 15th at the ROSE SHOW. LEE'S GAL FRIDAY A LINEUP OF REAL BUYS FRESH GROUND ALL BEEF Lb. 39¢ LEAN...LEAN PORK CHOPS BONELESS-TOP ROUND STEAK LEAN Short Ribs 49¢ PICNIC HAMS 49¢ WE SPECIALIZE IN LOW PRICES EVERY DAY... OPEN 24 HOURS—7 DAYS WEEKLY TO SERVE YOU WITH QUALITY FOODS AT EVERYDAY LOW PRICES DAY AND NIGHT MARKET N.W. Corner Lincoln and Stanton Anaheim 8174 North Falls New Average of the White Temple church falls a third in comparison with the growth during the last despite an average increase of 10 members a month, to statistics quoted by M. Geer, pastor of the Methodist church, at a 120 leaders, social, church, Wednesday was under the direction of White Temple church. v. Frank Butterworth. Pointed out was that Sunday school average 20 years ago was over is less than 300, despite increase in communityIFY the situation, the work out a plan more aggressive procreating attendance. Set of statistics put group concerned the chuch from givers. Found that the average per year is $33.00. The Methodist church nation, per capita leading two churches on the Free Methodist seventh Day Adventist stressed the important fellowship groups purpose of sharing experien also stressed the longer training classesmanship for new mem- Korean War (Continued From Page 1) fighting front, AP Correspondent William Jordan reported the South Koreans pushed three miles north of Wonsan Friday against light resistance. Fighter planes and artillery smashed red pockets ahead of the ROKS. Jorden said intelligence officers predicted stubborn resistance south of the next objective they listed—the big chemical center of Hamhung and Hungnam, 50 miles north of Wonsan. Hungnam is one of the world's largest producers of Ammonium sulphate. Plants at nearby Hamhung once turned out nitric acid for Japanese war machine. Garden Grovers (Continued From Page 1) A second step would be election of five directors for the new district, representing areas of nearly equal population. After these directors had negotiated a contract with the Metropolitan Water district, governing the new district membership, a third election would be called to permit voters to decide whether the district should be annexed to MWD under the contract terms. 101 Today (Continued From Page 1) A new all-time October high of 103 degrees scorched Los Angeles today. The record broke a mark of 102 set October 3, 1885. The Weather Bureau says it won't cool off much before Monday. Los Angeles soaring mercury started at 75, hottest night in October history and the warmest night in any month in 11 years, since an 84 on September 22, 1939. The 98 is the hottest October 13 on record, topping a 97 in 1914. Some 11 a.m., readings today included 103 in Alhambra, 101 in short circuit. DITCH COMPLAINT Complaints from neighboring residences that a flood ditch along Richfield road is flowing into the residential section of Atwood was under investigation by county officials today. Supervisor Ralph J. McFaul of Placentia reported a petition signed by 29 residents of the complained that an overflow flooded lower ground near Atwood with damage to buildings and prospects of becoming a menace during the winter season. WINDSOR, Ont.; (AP)—Whale baseboard in a bathroom caught fire it took a little while to cause. Apparently wind torn an eavestrough off the cove of the house and one end dropped on a live wire, causing damage. 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