anaheim-gazette 1950-12-01

Social and Club Activities Pat Terrebonne—2206 Anaheim High School Graduate Tells Engagement Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Williard McCody, 400 E. Birch st., Brea, announce the engagement of their daughter, Dorothy, to Arthur Rozell, Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Rozell, Sr., of Gridley, Calif. The McCoys lived at 6072 E. Lincoln ave., Cypress, for five years, while Dorothy graduated from the eighth grade at Centralia school and Anaheim Union High school. Since graduating from Occidental college in Los Angeles, last year where she met her fiance, Dorothy has been teaching third grade at Corona Del Mar. Rozell, Jr., attended Torrance high school. He has returned to Occidental to take a masters degree in history. When he finishes in June the couple plan to be married. His relatives from the East and Texas will attend the wedding. Legion Auxiliary Members Attend Gift Showing Members of Anaheim American Legion Auxiliary attended open house at the Veterans Administration Hospital in Long Beach recently to visit patients and view the attractive array of "daddy gifts" on display here. In explaining "daddy gifts" Elvamae Jones, hospital chairman, pointed out that the gifts have been purchased and made by the auxiliary units and are taken to the veterans hospitals for selection by patients as their Christmas gifts to members of their families. Each hospitalized veteran is entitled to select one gift for his wife and one each for each of his minor children. If he has no minor children he is permitted to select gifts for three adults. The sender signs the gift card which is enclosed with his package. Presents are later wrapped and mailed by the auxiliary. Occidental college in Los Angeles, last year where she met her fiance, Dorothy has been teaching third grade at Corona Del Mar. Rozell, Jr., attended Torrance high school. He has returned to Occidental to take a masters degree in history. When he finishes in June the couple plan to be married. His relatives from the East and Texas will attend the wedding. Local Woman Heads Crippled Children's Relief Miss E. Kate Rea, well known Anaheim philanthropist, was named head of the Crippled Children's Relief Association of Orange county when the organization held its annual meeting at Michael Manor in Santa Ana recently. First vice presidency will be handled by James Allen Knapp, second vice, Mrs. George Briggs, treasurer, Harry Williams; secretary, Mrs. Lee D. Meyers; assistant secretary, Mrs. E. D. White; consultants, Edward Lee Russell, M.D., J. S. Blaisdell, M.D., George Butler, M.D., Mable Geddes, M.D., Paul Buss, M.D., and Miss Olmsted, P.T. Directors appointed from this city were Mrs. Tom Scott, Mrs. O. H. Renner, Miss Rea and selection by patients as their Christmas gifts to members of their families. Each hospitalized veteran is entitled to select one gift for his wife and one each for each of his minor children. If he has no minor children he is permitted to select gifts for three adults. The sender signs the gift card which is enclosed with his package. Presents are later wrapped and mailed by the auxiliary. Gift shop is a national program conducted by auxiliaries throughout the Universe in veterans hospitals, and is made possible by proceeds from the annual sale of crepe paper poppies each May. Following the display of gifts, visitors enjoyed refreshments of cookies and punch provided by visiting units. Attending from this city were Lucille Johnson, Nadine Klapper, Elvamae Jones and Evelyn Schwarting. Miss Adelaide Price. The president's report revealed 90 cases investigated during the past year with 81 completed. It was also reported that the association has purchased portraits, hospital beds, wheel chairs, crutches and additional arthritic supplies now being loaned to patients throughout the county. Go to Church Sunday QUITTING BUSINESS BATON MUSIC 157 W. CENTER ST. ANAHEIM $20,000 Inventory 157 W. CENTER ST. ANAHEIM $20,000 Inventory LIQUIDATED AT COST and BELOW CO STUPENDOUS - COLOSSAL - GIGANTIC OPPORTUNITY THIS A MUSICAL CHRISTMAS AT OUR EXPENSE RECORDS - SHEET MUSIC - INSTRUMENTS - TELEVISION SETS - PHONOGRAPHS - RECORD EVEN THE FIXTURE MUST GO!! We Won't Stop Selling 'Til We Reach the Ba Santa Saddened as Skeptic Youngster Sally Scads of Sizzling Snowballs PEKIN, Ill. (AP)—Santa Claus came to town yesterday and was snowballed out of a parade by a group of teen-age youngsters. Santa, dressed in a red suit and riding in a red jeep, was the chief feature of a pre-Christmas parade in this central Illinois community of about 20,000 population. It was a fine parade when it started—decorated floats, a miniature circus and bands, and Santa Claus riding near the end. He had smiled and waved to the crowds which lined the streets to watch the parade. But some 40 youngsters of about junior high school age started firing snowballs at some other pupils who were in the parade. Then Santa became the main target. His smiles turned to grimaces as he attempted to dodge the snowball barrage. Police unable to cope with the tion, sponsors of the said. The four officers on were leading the parade, adults tried to stop the ysters. Hundreds of the smaller dren who were brought o town to see Santa appeared set by the snowball attack St. Nick. The parade, staged by the kin Association of Completed its route but dropped out before the fini dig the snow out of his kers. John Kreitgsman, a true line owner and member of Association of Commerce, ed the role of Santa Claus declined comment about treatment. Local Man Sent To Athens, Greece Robert Marsh, son of Mr. and Mrs. LeRoy Marsh of this city, has been ordered to Athens, Greece. Marsh is assistant transportation manager for the state department. He was stationed in Korea until about three months ago when he was ordered back to the states to wait for future assignments. His new assignment AX, N. S.—“Toyland Fire” firemen carry the body of victim in the ruins of a downtown department store which burns last night after the blaze was set off by an electrical greeting. Claiming 10 victims the fire raged six hours firemen could bring it under control.—(Associated Press photo.) E for Korea Committee Named up upon the heels of Truman’s endorsement of the CARE for Koign, Edward J. Flynn, States CARE director today the formation of CARE for Korea commitby Manchester Boddy, publisher, the com-udes: Mrs. Irene Heine-ner assistant to Stateudent of Public Instruc-Summer Spaulding, vice-of the National YWCA; Gyul Rhee, Consular Republic of Korea in-ces; Dr. Hugh M. Tiner, of George Pepperdine and chairman of the Southern California Council for UNESCO. Contributions are being accepted in any amount for the CARE FOR KOREA relief drive at the local CARE office, 217 W 9th, Los Angeles 15. BABY RECOVERING FROM MAJOR OPERATION Constance Marie Schmidt, three month old Anaheim infant, is recovering in St. Joseph hospital following a major operation, her mother, Mrs. R. R. Schmidt said today. The baby was operated on Wednesday night for an intestinal disorder which manifest itself in serious fashion Wednesday morning, her mother said. She will be in the hospital for a week to 10 days. Local Man Sent To Athens, Greece Robert Marsh, son of Mr. and Mrs. LeRoy Marsh of this city, has been ordered to Athens, Greece. Marsh is assistant transportation manager for the state department. He was stationed in Korea until about three months ago when he was ordered back to the states to wait for future assignments. His new assignment will continue for three years. Marsh's wife and two sons now living in Compton, will leave Saturday morning to follow him. Marsh left a week ago. The whole of the Marsh family has lived in Anaheim, and attended school here, including the sons, LeRoy and Forrest. Kiwanians to Hear Tax Man N. Bradford Trenham, general manager of the California Tax-payers' assn., will be the speaker at the Anaheim Kiwanis club noon meeting, Dec. 5. He will speak on “No Crystal Ball for Taxes.” Mr. Trenham, a graduate of the University of Arizona and a Rhodes Scholar, has had wide experience in the field of taxation. He is the author of numerous articles on taxation, education, population, and travel, and has a considerable reputation as a speaker on public affairs and at radio forums. He will be introduced by Theodore “Jeff” Kuchel. PILES UP TWO YEAR VACATION SHERRARD, Ill., (AP) — For 52 years, Publisher C. E. Petterson hasn’t missed an issue of the Sherrard Bulletin, a Mercer county weekly newspaper. But Petterson has closed up shop: He figured that on the basis of a two week vacation every year, he has two years’ time saved and he’s going to take a trip. Sam Collins Se-retaining Post SACRAMENTO (AP)—Tall begun already on selection Assembly Speaker for the Legislature—and ever points to retention of Sam Collins (R-Fullerton). Informed sources said some 50 of the 80 Assembled already have indicated their presiding officer—a p- has held since 1947. The s opens January 8. It is generally assumed tha semblyman Thomas A. M. (R-San Francisco) will be again as Speaker Pro Tenn Assemblyman Randal F. M. (R-Alameda) is rated a than even chance to be re- Republican Majority Floor er. Moeller Attends State Chamber Chamber of Commerce m E.W. Moeller left yesterday San Francisco to attend tha annual state-wide meeting California State Chamber of merce. Tomorrow he will attend augural luncheon at which ed speaker Senator Willi Knowland will discuss “The ing Sands of American Policy. Also on Moeller’s slate an industrial section meeting row and the mobilization and location conference meeting day. Moeller will be in San Fran over the week-end. STARTED IN COLLEGE PITTSBURGH (AP)—Nick cic, Carnegie Tech’s captain left halfback, never played ball until he went to college season he led the team’s with 60 points. He is an student in electrical engin PHONE 4559 INTORY to be TED T and W COST C OPPORTUNITY TO MAKE OUR EXPENSE INSTRUMENTS - RADIOS HS - RECORD ALBUMS MIxtures O!! reach the Bare Walls! But Peterson has closed up shop. He figured that on the basis of a two week vacation every year, he has two years' time saved and he's going to take a trip. left halfback, never played ball until he went to college season he led the team's with 60 points. He is an student in electrical engine Evangelist to Speak at Local Church Dinner The Reverend Jose A. Fernandez of Philadelphia, Pennsylvania will speak at the Bethel Baptist church Brotherhood dinner on Tuesday, Dec. 5 at 6:30 p.m. Born in Spain, Mr. Fernandez entered the Dominican Order when he was 12 and received his education in a Spanish monastery. He came to the United States in 1921 to study theology in New Orleans, and was ordained a priest in 1924. In New Orleans he became an assistant pastor and later a pastor of one of the largest Roman Catholic churches. In 1939 he left the priesthood and entered the army. Shortly thereafter, he accepted Christ as the Saviour. He then decided to become a Presbyterian minister. In 1945 he was ordained by the Presbytery of Carlisle, Pennsylvania. He received his master's degree in theology from Princeton Theological Seminary, became pastor of the Robert Graham Memorial Presbyterian church in Philadelphia, and recently completed all requirements for the degree of Doctor of Sacred Theology at Temple University school of Theology. He is now an evangelist and lecturer for the Protestant church at large. For reservations for the dinner phone Anaheim 4886 or 3753. Bethel Baptist Pastor Announces Month’s Sermons Rev. R. Shilke, pastor of the Bethel Baptist Church, located at the corner of Broadway and Lemon sts., is planning a series of Sunday morning sermons for the month of December. This series is based on the thought of peace and falls in line with the advent season. His topics for the five Sundays of December will be: "He Is Our Peace," "Peace, Like a River," "Conditions of Peace," "Peace, But When?," and "The Peace of Christ" Sunday services are as follows: 9:30 a.m. Sunday School, 10:45 a.m. Morning Worship Service, 6:30 p.m. BYF and CBY, 7:30 p.m. Evening Service. Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. Bible Studies in Romans are conducted. The messages for this coming Sunday are "He is Our Peace" for the morning communion service and "A Sure Foundation" for the evening service. GOD, ONLY CAUSE CHRISTIAN SCIENCE THEME "God the Only Cause and Creator" will be the Sunday Bible Lesson subject in all branches of The Mother Church. The First AM Collins Seen Retaining Post ACRAMENTO (P)—Talk has been already on selection of an Assembly Speaker for the 1951 legislature—and everything seems to retention of Sam L. Collis (R-Fullerton). Informed sources said today the 50 of the 80 Assemblymen already have indicated they will port Collins for reelection as presiding officer—a post he held since 1947. The session begins January 8. It is generally assumed that Asblyman Thomas A. Maloney (San Francisco) will be picked in as Speaker Pro Tempore. Asblyman Randal F. Dickey (Alameda) is rated a better even chance to be renamed publican Majority Floor Lead. Moeller Attends State Chamber Chamber of Commerce manager W. Moeller left yesterday for San Francisco to attend the 23rd annual state-wide meeting of the California State Chamber of Commerce. Tomorrow he will attend the inaugural luncheon at which feature speaker Senator William F. Howland will discuss "The Shift in Sands of American Foreign Policy." Also on Moeller's slate are the industrial section meeting tomorrow and the mobilization and plantation conference meeting Friday. Moeller will be in San Francisco for the week-end. ARTED IN COLLEGE MITTSBURGH (P)—Nick Simmons Carnegie Tech's captain and halfback, never played foot- until he went to college. Last season he led the team's scores in 60 points. He is an honor student in electrical engineering. Movie Portrays Life of Christ "Upon This Rock," a moving picture depicting the Life of Christ as seen through the eyes of his Apostle Peter, will be presented tonight in the hall by the St. Boniface P-TA. Time is 7:30. The picture carries the audience in spirit from Bethlehem and Nazareth to the Mount of Olives and Calvary. Ninety minutes of color reveal scenes and episodes such as the Public Life, the Death, the Resurrection and the Ascension. "Upon This Rock" was produced in Hollywood by a skilled company of 120 professional players. Critics consider the inspired and competent acting part and carcel of a motion picture epic. The jackal is called the "lion's provider." When on the trail of his prey, his hideous calls disclose his whereabouts to the lion, who follows in his wake and drives him away from the carcass when the kill is made, leaving him only the fragments. GOD, ONLY CAUSE CHRISTIAN SCIENCE THEME "God the Only Cause and Creator" will be the Sunday Bible Lesson subject in all branches of The Mother Church. The First Church of Christ, Scientist, in Boston. The Golden Text is from The Acts: "Lord, thou art God, which hast made heaven, and earth, and the sea, and all that in them is." A Scriptural selection from the Psalms reads, "By the word of the Lord were the heavens made; and all the host of them by the breath of his mouth. He gathereth the waters of the sea together as an heap; he layeth up the depth in storehouses . . . Let all the inhabitants of the world stand in awe of him. For he spake, and it was done; he commanded, and it stood fast." ANAHEIM TRUCK GITRANSFER CO. MOVING - STORAGE General Trucking PHONE 2123 505 S. 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