anaheim-gazette 1950-11-03

Morris Realty, Morris Insurance Agency Ready for Business Under LA St. Roof GENE G. MAHAFFEY It's the same spot but a new man in charge of a newly modernized place of business for the Morris Realty Company of Anaheim. The spot is 111 N. Los Angeles st., the Morris Realty location for a number of years. The man in charge now is Gene G. Mahaffey. An Anaheimer for 24 years, Mahaffey was until recently partner-manager of the Mahaffey-Fitz Furniture Company. He was in the furniture business locally for 10 years. Past member of the Chamber of Commerce board of directors, Mahaffey has been much connected with local civic and business affairs. He is a member of the Kiwanis club. A graduate of Anaheim high school, he lives with his family at 906 W. Alberta. Mahaffey and his wife, Pauline, have two children, Pamela, 6, and Patricia, 3. The 111 N. Los Angeles st., JAMES L. MORRIS To provide customers with a convenient and easily accessible place to transact business, James L. Morris Insurance Agency moves to offices at 111 N. Los Angeles st., to share the location with Morris Realty Company. For the past six years, the Morris Insurance Agency has been located in the Bank of American building. Customer convenience, plus the need for added room necessitate the switch, according to manager James L. Morris. In addition, the Los Angeles st., offices have been modernized and redecorated in anticipation of the combination of insurance and realty operations. Started under a different name, Morris agency has seen to Anaheim insurance needs for the past 20 years. James Morris bought out a previous owner, Charles B. Frank, two years ago. Morris has four and one-half Assemblies were heard all over the A.U. camp week. Monday Mr. Bierlymond organist, entertained auditorium with new musical selections. He also the various tones that can be based on a Hammond organ Hallowe'en assembly, held day, was enjoyed by all nies" and "Clems" with features "Man of the Tower" and "So Dear Heart" highlighting the play Also Football Classics and a cartoon were show Anaheim High girls saw Florence Brucker, Buena puppeteer, manipulate herettes during Girls League sembly, Wednesday in the torium. She worked the in full view of the Boys attended clubs during hour. Future Homemakers and students received everycept two in the pie and casting contest at the Anaheim low'en Festival and Fair. Genaro won first prize for cakes and Ann Karraker won in light cakes. In the special, June Muraoka was a ribbon-for her chocolate food cake. LaVerne S Pumpkin pie won a first rating. Dixylee Hopkins, Club president has ap members of three commit work during this year. newspaper, "Commercial will be edited by Ronnie Joyce Martinez, Carolyn Sara Green, Geneva Phill Gloria McKinzie. Last P-TA get acquainted ner will be held Nov. 6 high school cafeteria at 6: Past member of the Chamber of Commerce board of directors, Mahaffey has been much connected with local civic and business affairs. He is a member of the Kilwanis club. A graduate of Anaheim high school, he lives with his family at 906 W. Alberta. Mahaffey and his wife, Pauline, have two children, Pamela, 6, and Patricia, 3. The 111 N. Los Angeles st., business house has been completely remodelled and modernized. A new front and sign, panelled walls on the inside and a new ceiling and floor are all designed to make business at Morris Realty a pleasant operation. The staff, except for the addition of Mahaffey, remains the same. Included are C. C. Morris, C. S. Fick and John Shirley. Notary public Thelma G. Schueller also operates in the Los Angeles st., office. Phone of the Morris Realty Co., is 3325. OPTIMISTS SEE IDAHO MOVIES Sun Valley, Idaho, was the theme of the technicolor picture shown at the Optimist meeting last night. Dr. C. O. Petterson acted as extemporaneous program chairman. He reeled out the four seasons at Sun Valley in brilliant color and a faulty sound tract. Tom Yellis presided over the business meeting. Congratulations and Best Wishes for Success SVEN HARBERG Painting Contractor 912 E. Broadway for Success SVEN HARBERG Painting Contractor 912 E. Broadway Phone ANAHEIM 4632 Mrs. Mae Johnson has been informed that her son, Leonard Torres, has been accepted into the Epsilon Pi Tau honorary Industrial Arts fraternity. Torres is a senior at the University of California at Santa Barbara. He is also a member of Xi Omicron Pi, an honorary Graphie Arts fraternity. Upon graduating he will receive a secondary teaching credential in Industrial Arts. Torres is a graduate of Anaheim High school and Fullerton Junior college. We extend our Very Best Wishes to our Neighbors... JAMES L. MORRIS Insurance Agency and MORRIS REALTY CO. HADLEY’S BAKERY and Fountain 101 W. Center at Los Angeles St. ANAHEIM AUHS ANGLES By CARLENE KORN Assemblies were heard and seen all over the A.U. campus this week. Monday Mr. Biery, Hammond organist, entertained in the auditorium with new and old musical selections. He also showed the various tones that can be played on a Hammond organ. Allowe'en assembly, held Tuesday, was enjoyed by all "Cones" and "Clems" with movie features "Man of the Eifel Power" and "So Dear to My Heart" highlighting the program. Also Football Classics of 1949 and a cartoon were shown. Anaheim High girls saw Mrs. Florence Brucker, Buena Park appeteer, manipulate her marionettes during Girls League assembly, Wednesday in the auditorium. She worked the puppets full view of the audience. Boys attended clubs during this tour. Future Homemakers and Foods students received every prize except two in the pie and cake baking contest at the Anaheim Halewen Festival and Fair. Rita De Sanaro won first prize for dark cakes and Ann Karraker won first light cakes. In the special division, June Muraoka was awarded ribbon for her chocolate angel ood cake. LaVerne Stanley's pumpkin pie won a first place rating. Dixylee Hopkins, Commercial club president has appointed members of three committees to work during this year. FBLA newspaper, "Commercial Crier," will be edited by Ronnie Bevins, Bryce Martinez, Carolyn Haney, Ira Green, Geneva Phillips andoria McKinzie. Last P-TA get acquainted dinner will be held Nov. 6 in the high school cafeteria at 6:30 p.m. UNDERWAY—Pictured on the ladder is Ronald Smith, Santa Ana college student, working new foundry to be included as one part of the machine shop course. The purpose of the facility, built with student labor and with war surplus materials, is to enable students to core design. Supervising the metal fabrication construction Mr. Cornett, shop instructor, Ana college. Santa Ana College Students Construct New Shop Foundry with War Materials A foundry for aluminum castings is in the process of being built at Santa Ana college by student help with war surplus materials. This small shop room is being constructed principally by the welding class as one of their class projects. Mr. Cornett, instructor at Santa Ana college, states that students will learn how to make sand molds which will produce castings. These completed castings narrow specialists can be produced. Already, one of the students is planning to use the new facilities to invent a carburetor which will make hill climbing already designed and the mold and with the inventive soon as the new bus constructed. Mr. Cornett plan new foundry to do projects on the parts. A foundry for aluminum castings is in the process of being built at Santa Ana college by student help with war surplus materials. This small shop room is being constructed principally by the welding class as one of their class projects. Mr. Cornett, instructor at Santa Ana college, states that students will learn how to make sand molds which will produce castings. These completed castings can then be molded to the finished part of any mechanical appliances. Some of the students are constructing movable portable work benches for their home shops. This addition to the machine shop course will help the student gain a complete understanding of machine tool and die making, enabling him to see the entire process of creating and using a piece of machinery. It is hoped that by this means craftsmen rather than narrow specialists can be produced. Already, one of the students is planning to use the new facilities to invent a carburetor which will TO THE MORRIS REALTY C and James L. Morris Insurance A We extend Best Wishes for success in your newly remodeled office Electrical Work by TREECE ELECTRIC Residential — Commercial — Industrial 732 North Topeka Phone Anaheli Announcing INSURANCE James L. Morris REAL ESTATE C. C. Morris Gene G. Mahaffey C. S. Flek John Shirley NOTARY PUBLIC Thelma G. Schueller Saturday - No JAMES L. MO and MORR from Your old Friend "Bob" Bachelor at Sadu "The Rendezvous of Smart People" 129-133 N. Los Angeles St. ANAHEIM Gene G. Mahaffey C. S. Flek John Shirley NOTARY PUBLIC Thelma G. Schueller EXPANDED TO MEET THE NEEDS SA Construction Hits New Record With new federal building controls not having shown effect on new construction, Santa Ana city building totals to Nov. 1, were at a new record high of $10,192,457 for the year, with two months yet to go. The current total is more than $3,000,000 ahead of last year's total at this date, which was $7,083,054. The October total for new construction was $1,323,386, an advance of nearly half a million over the September total of $903,-583, the gain being $419,803. While November begins with an indication of possible slackening in the building pace, due to federal controls now in effect, no November permits for new construction had been issued up to today. Recalled Vets Should Tell VA Veterans recalled to active military duty while they are receiving benefit payments from Veterans Administration can save themselves and the Government a lot of trouble by notifying VA immediately of their recall, VA said today. Theses benefit payments include GI or Public Law 16 subsistence allowances and compensation for service-connected disabilities. The law does not permit a veteran to receive such VA payments once he goes back into uniform, VA explained. BRANTFORD, Ont.—(AP)—The Ontario Plowmen's Association has acquired a plow, made in 1804, for display at the International Plowing Match at Allison, Ont. Now it is anxious to find more old implements for a museum of farm equipment. BEST WISHES... For Continued Success FLOOR WORK BY HEATH & OWSTON 718 N. Los Angeles Anaheim 3325 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE MORRIS REALTY CO. and James L. Morris Insurance Agency On this occasion of the opening of your newly remodeled office may we say best wishes for success. CONGRATULATIONS TO THE MORRIS REALTY CO. and James L. Morris Insurance Agency On this occasion of the opening of your newly remodeled office may we say best wishes for success. We are proud of our part of the cabinet work. Serving Anaheim 6 years with 25 years of experience. O'Kane's Cabinet and Fixture SHOP 116 W. Clementine — Anaheim 3031 GRAND OPENING day - November 4th-1 to 4:30 p.m. of JES L. MORRIS INSURANCE AGENCY and MORRIS REALTY COMPANY in their newly remodeled offices at 111 North Los Angeles Street ANAHEIM Insurance 4444 • PHONES • Realty 3825 You are cordially invited to visit us at this time and see our new home, which presents every available facility to give expert attention and efficient service to your insurance and realty requirements. THE NEEDS OF A PROGRESSIVE COMMUNITY