anaheim-gazette 1950-12-20

Santa Ana School Contract Awarded Contract for construction of the new addition to Wilson elementary school in Santa Ana was awarded by the Board of Education late yesterday to contractor L. R. Wilson of Santa Ana for $106,899, lowest of eight bids submitted. The new building which will be located at 15th and Baker sts., about 100 feet from the present school will include four primary classrooms, two kindergartens, and a multi-purpose room with kitchen for group meetings. Mary M. Wilson Passes at Home Mary M. Wilson, 82, died yesterday afternoon at her home, 624 S. Dickel st., after a prolonged illness. She was a native of Ohio, has lived in California for 45 years and in Anaheim for two years. Surviving her are: one daughter, Mrs. Fern Davis of Anaheim; one son, D. Ross Wilson of Venice, Calif.; one sister, Mrs. Eva Walsh of Monterey Park; one brother, Ed Cochrun of Muncie, Indiana; three grandchildren and four great-grandchildren. She was a member of the Anaheim Church Woman Found Dead in Motel Mrs. Shirley Gray, 30, Santa Monica, who registered at a Coast Highway motel in Laguna Beach at 5 p.m., Monday was found dead on the bed in the motel room Tuesday afternoon by a maid. The woman left a note which indicated it was a suicide. She had taken an overdose of sleeping pills. According to Deputy Coronor Roger Burnham she had been dead since Monday evening. Anaheimer Jailed On Morals Charge John E. Verdin, 18, of 1005 E. Santa Ana st., Anaheim, not long released from military service, married and an expectant father, is serving a term of three months in county jail for contributing to the delinquency of a 15-year-old girl. The jail term was given him by Superior Judge Franklin G. West rs a condition of two years probation. Dep. Public Defender Samuel E. Draizen, who informed the court that Verdin had been released from service only last July, urged leniency and pointed out that the Anaheim Police Department had commended Verdin to the court. Anaheim Library Lists New Books The Anaheim Public Library adult department lists the following books added as of Dec. 15: Fiction Melody, Elswyth Thane; Days of Christmas, G. B. Ster; The Deepening Year, Mabel Lou Robinson; Frightened Amazon illness. She was a native of Ohio, has lived in California for 45 years and in Anaheim for two years. Surviving her are: one daughter, Mrs. Fern Davis of Anaheim; one son, D. Ross Wilson of Venice, Calif.; one sister, Mrs. Eva Walsh of Monterey Park; one brother, Ed Cochrun of Muncie, Indiana; three grandchildren and four great-grandchildren. She was a member of the Anaheim Church of The Nazarene. Funeral services will be conducted from the Hilgenfeld chapel Thursday at 1 p.m., by Rev. D. Shelby Corlett, pastor of the Church of The Nazarene, assisted by Rev. John Kiehl of Buena Park. Burial will be in the family plot in Inglewood Park cemetery. Church Sets Friday Christmas Program Congregational singing, recitations, instrumental and vocal solos and a short play highlight the 7:30 p.m. Christmas program this Friday at the Four Square Gospel, Rev. O. L. Underwood announced today. The play is entitled, "Sharing With Others." In addition, a flannelgraph representation of the Christmas story will be on display. Christmas candy will be distributed to those in attendance. Four Square Gospel church extends a cordial invitation to all to be present Friday evening. RUSSIANS HOSE CAPITAL HANGOUT WASHINGTON (P)—The Soviet embassy is installing 75-foot fire hoses, as a precaution, some people think, against possible bomb raids on the capital. James B. Carey, president of the CIO Electrical Workers, last night disclosed the work being done—"presumably as a defense precaution against possible bombing of Washington." He complained that non-union plumbers had been hired for the job. Carey said this indicated that Russia is "no friend of organized labor." The embassy had no comment. 20-30 Clubs Hold Sub-District Meet 20-30 club meeting was presided over by sub-district governor, Herb Douglas of Orange last Monday night for the sub-district council meeting. Two delegates from each club in district 4, which takes in 10 cities, met to discuss expansion of both international and local clubs and to turn in reports on the Rheumatic Fever Fund internationally sponsored by the 20-30 clubs. Policy of working up a sizable fund on this project is to extract a cent a day per member. It has been estimated that the amount collected comes to $25,000. Extensive Christmas charitable work is being done by each club. Next meeting will be at the Fullerton Moose hall, Dec. 27. BROADCAST SCHEDULE The Agricultural Extension Service announces the following subjects and speakers to be featured next week on its daily broadcast over KVOE (1480 Kc) at 12:15 p.m. Also Thursday evening, 7 p.m. Monday, Dec. 25—None, Christmas Day. Tuesday, Dec. 26—"Profitable Ways to Save Grain in Livestock Feeding," W. M. Cory, farm advisor. Wednesday, Dec. 27—"Home Food Farm," A. H. Holland, farm advisor. Thursday, Dec. 28—"Avocado Pests," Carl D. Gustafson, farm advisor. Thursday, Dec. 28, (7 p.m.) — "Villa Park 4-H Club," Anne Girod, home advisor. Friday, Dec. 29—"Agricultural Trends in Orange County," Harold E. Wahlberg, farm advisor. James B. Carey, president of the CIO Electrical Workers, last night disclosed the work was being done—"presumably as a defense precaution against possible bombing of Washington." He complained that non-union plumbers had been hired for the job. Carey said this indicated that Russia is "no friend of organized labor." The embassy had no comment. Wednesday, Dec. 27—"Home Food Farm," A. H. Holland, farm advisor. Thursday, Dec. 28—"Avocado Pests," Carl D. Gustafson, farm advisor. Thursday, Dec. 28, (7 p.m.) — "Villa Park 4-H Club," Anne Girod, home advisor. Friday, Dec. 29—"Agricultural Trends in Orange County," Harold E. Wahlberg, farm advisor. SANTA CLAUS SAYS: "For Christmas Happiness—Give HADACOL" For a More Appreciated Christmas Gift Give HADACOL FAMILY SIZE $3.50 Aaheim Library its New Books Anaheim Public Library department lists the followoks added as of Dec. 15. Fiction Lydy, Elswyth Thane; Ten of Christmas, G. B. Stern; opening Year, Mabel Louise on; Frightened Amazon, Aaron Marc Stein; Monk in Armour; a novel based on the life of Luther, Gladys H. Barr; Pound Foolish, Robert Molloy; A husband for Mama, Louis Paul; Do Evil in Return, Margaret Millar; The Best Science Fiction Stories, 1950, Everett F. Bleiler and T. E. Dikty; County Chronicle, Angela Thirkell; To Tell Your Love, Mary Stolz; Shotgun Guard, D. B. Newton; Best Army Short Stories; House on the Sands, John L. Bonn; Valley Forge, a Christmas Story, F. Van Wick Mason; The Traitor, William L. Shirer; Stirrups in the Dust, Burt Arthur; Bicycle Thieves, Luigi Bartolini; Winter Wedding, Martha Barnhart Harper. Non-Fiction Life's Picture History of World War II, Editor of Life; My Camera in the National Parks, Ansel Adams; The Serene Cincinnatians, Alvin F. Harlow; Defence of the West, B. H. Liddell Hart; London Journal, 1782-1783 erick A. Pottle, ed.; Repr Yours, Lucille Hasley; T of Sermon Illustration, Sangster; The Clue to U Education, Randolph Cruler; The Power of Positive Douglas Lurton; The Cre the Cross, Theodore Mayn Art of Teaching, Gilbert Great American Nature Joseph Wood Krutch, ed.; He's been here a AND SEE WHAT HE'S LE Fresh FRUITS and VEGETABLES MINUTE SUGGESTIONS TO MAKE YOUR DINNER DELIGHTFUL NINEST QUALITY CELERY·LETTUCE·DATES·NUTS Fresh FRUITS and VEGETABLES LAST MINUTE SUGGESTIONS TO MAKE YOUR DINNER DELIGHTFUL LARGE SELECTION - FINEST QUALITY CELERY·LETTUCE·DATES·NUTS EATMORE BRAND POUND CELLO PKG. CRANBERRIES 2 FOR 29¢ POPULAR VARIETIES ALL 1950 CROP MIXED NUTS LB. 39¢ LARGE SIZE BEST FOR EATING NAVEL ORANGES 5 LBS. 39¢ YAMS AND HAM M-M-M-M-! RED YAMS 4 LBS. 25¢ We advertise OUR FINEST QUALITY These items OUR ARE BEST VALUE! Extra Fancy DELICIOUS APPLES From: Washington State 2 Vbs. 25¢ KEEP 'EM COOL THEY'LE STAY QUICKER! Food Club MARASCHINO CHERRIES 4 OZ. JAR 15¢ Candy Treats! 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