anaheim-gazette 1951-02-02

5 Anaheim Gazette FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 28 ANAHEIM, CALIFORNIA FILL IT UP—Filling up any empty space in this trophy cabinet became the immediate undertaking of the Anaheim high school band this week after it was presented to them by Superintendent Pa H. Demaree. The cabinet had been given to the school by the class of '50. So far the band has already made a good invasion, placing 28 of its trophies in the case. Included in the collection, which won almost all oh parade work, are one sweepstakes, ten first places, five seconds, and several participation. Taking part in the turning over of the case here are Band Director Bill Cook, LaVerne Harer, John Wimber, Band Captain Ron Faulkner and Demaree. Calif. Senators Ask Settlement Of Colorado River Controversy WASHINGTON UP—California Nazarene to Hear Traveling Speaker Rev. Howard Lewis, who will the past 60 days has visited rope and Africa, will tell his pressions of this trip in the $ Calif. Senators Ask Settlement Of Colorado River Controversy Arabian Festival At White Temple Climaxing its four-week School of Missions study of the nations of the Near East. White Temple Methodist church will present a colorful "Arabian Nights Festival," open to the public, in its dining hall at 5:30 p.m. on Sunday afternoon, under the auspices of the local church Board of Missions, of which Mrs. Albert Stokes is chairman. Authentically garbed hosts and hostesses, dressed in real Arabian costumes, will greet the guests and show them around an exhibit of curios from the Moslem lands. Genuine Bedouin recipes will furnish unique refreshments typical of these nations, and an entertainment program will be provided. Guests are then urged to remain for the evening service, at which time the Masterworks Chorale, directed by Allen Lannom, will present a concert. Fire Station Continued from Page 1 ings in the business district. Estimates that the site would cost citizens of the city $200,000 in higher insurance rates were presented at that time, but the council majority yesterday held that the increase would be little more than $40,000; the city being reduced from fourth class to fifth class rating. Councilman Courtney Chandler opposed the motion to select the parking lot site "for reasons previously stated." These reasons, as he had expressed them earlier, were primarily the loss of a needed parking space downtown, and secondly, unsuitability of the site because of the narrow street and other conditions set forth. Councilman W. C. Cheney, who WASHINGTON (AP)—California Senators solicited Senate support today for a move to get a Supreme Court settlement of the California-Arizona controversy over use of the waters of the Colorado river. Senators Knowland and Nixon, California Republicans, sent letters to each of the 94 other Senators urging that the controversy be settled before Congress authorizes the proposed Central Arizona water and power project. Along with the letters went a table showing each state's share of an estimated $2,075,729,000 interest charge to finance the $708 million project over a 75-year period. Knowland also inserted in the Congressional record copies of letters sent by the California Senators to Secretary of the Interior Oscar Chapman and Budget Director F. J. Lawton. In their letter to Chapman, the Senators requested answers to 24 questions about engineering and financial details of the Central Arizona project. They noted that the bill introduced this year differs "in certain important respects" from the project as outlined in the Interior department report of Sept. 16, 1948. Minstrel Show (Continued from page 5) army-type cots to be proportioned among the cities and rural areas of Northern Orange county to be used as medical and comfort insurance in the event of a bombing or other disaster in the area. The cast is a star-studded one. The interlocutor for the big minstrels will be Lloyd Verry. The end men include: Ray O. Link, John Shea, Phil Hopkins, Frank Mattox, Del K. Wilkinson, Al Raymond, Dewain Truitt, Duane Armstrong, James A. Auest, Jones Hedden, Rudy Nazarene to Hear Traveling Speakers Rev. Howard Lewis, who was the past 60 days has visited rope and Africa, will tell his pressions of this trip in the day evening service of the Church of the Nazarene at the press and Claudia sts. The Mr. Lewis visited Britain, France Switzerland, Spain and Portugal then went by plane into the interior of Liberia, West Africa. To first hand information and personal experience in the jungle was carried by natives in a hock mock into some of the rawest gilee areas of Liberia. He was able to study the rest of missionary work among the jungle people and was greatly pressed with the influences Christianity upon these tribes. In March of 1950 the Rev. Lewis conducted a series of gelistic meetings in the local Nazarene church and those who heard him at that time will welcome opportunity to hear him give a message on conditions prevailing in these countries he visited. He will be accompanied by his wife, Irene Lewis, who will render special music at the service. The local pastor, Dr. Shelby Clergut urged the people of the community to hear this speaker in his message on world events. Services Announcement For Bethel Baptist Services at Bethel Baptist church located at Broadway at Lemon sts. will be as follows coming Lord's Day: 9:30 a.m., ble school with classes for ages: 10:45 a.m. Morning ship service; 6:30 p.m. BYF CBY; 7:30 p.m. Evening service. The pastor of the church, Rev. Richard Schilke, will preach at both morning and evening service. His topics will be "I H Sinned" and "A Church at Wores respectively. During the morning service the Lord's Supper will observed. The public is invited join us various services." Councilman Courtney Chandler opposed the motion to select the parking lot site "for reasons previously stated." These reasons, as he had expressed them earlier, were primarily the loss of a needed parking space downtown, and secondly, unsuitability of the site because of the narrow street and other conditions set forth. Councilman W. C. Cheney, who is ill, was absent. Mayor Mandy named a committee consisting of Councilman Martin as chairman, Councilman Chandler, Fire Chief John Garths and Building Inspector Harold Rasmussep, to consult with Architect Everitt Parks on locating the building on the site. The council hopes to so locate the fire station so that there will be room remaining on the parking lot to locate a new police station at some future time. St. Michael's Services Listed Rev. John Kimball Saville will speak on "What Think Ye of Christ?" this Sunday at the 11 a.m. services of St. Michael's church. Holy Communion will be held at 8 a.m. followed by a family service and church school at 9:30 a.m. Feb. 7 is Ash Wednesday. Holy Communion at 7 a.m. and at 10 a.m. Evening prayer will be held at 7:30 p.m. when the first in a series of study talks on "The Christian Faith" will be made. First subject will be "What Life Is All About." Thursday, Feb. 8, Holy Communion will be held at 10 p.m. ORANGE TOSS FAILS Vic LaMont, 126 W. Chartres st., Anaheim, reported to police that someone had attempted to throw an orange through his front window. He said he heard a noise on the front porch, went to investigate, and found that an orange had hit the window sill close to the glass. He said no one was to be seen in the street or nearby yards. No damage resulted. Rev. Lincicome Gives Last Sermon The Rev. F. Lincicome, widow known evangelist, who has been speaking each night at the Methodist church, will give closing messages this Sunday. Subjects will be, 11:00 a.m., "Five Things About Pentecost;" 2 p.m., "The Cause and Cure of Venile Delinquency;" 7:30 p.m., "The Next Greatest Event in Yale Life." The afternoon subject is a message the Rev. Mr. Lincicome given many times across this town to thousands of people. His wide travel and experience, 25 different church dehomination he has been able to analyse heart and home life of America. His message emphasizes the hope which is the foundation of a civilization. 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