anaheim-gazette 1951-05-09

3 Anaheim Gazette WEDNESDAY, MAY 8, 1951 ANAHEIM, CALIFORNIA St. Michael's Church Plans Anniversary Service Sunday Evening—Party Monday Members of St. Michael's church will celebrate the 78th anniversary of the founding of the parish, Sunday, and Monday, May 13,-14. A great anniversary service will be held at 7 p.m., Sunday, at which the speaker will be the Rt. Rev. Robert B. Gooden, retired suffragan Bishop of the Diocese of Los Angeles. Bishop Gooden was speaker at the 75th anniversary of St. Michael's and is an authority on the local parish in its relation to the diocese. At the beginning of the service there will be a special commissioning ceremony for Joseph Thompson, the newest Lay Reader at St. Michael's. Mrs. Max Besler will sing "Rejoice, O Daughter of Sion" from Handel's Messiah, and the Senior Choir will sing "God So Loved the World" by Stainer. Birthday party will be held Monday, at 7:30 p.m., with Jeffrey Palin as master of ceremonies. Each Guild and organization will provide a game, stunt, or other form of entertainment. Admission is free, and homemade cake and ice cream will be served. Reservations should be made with Mrs. E. Boyd, 2468, or Mrs. R. A. Patrick, 4004. This 78th anniversary social occasion has been named a "Salmagundi" party. There will be a prize for the best written definition of "Salmagundi." High School P-TA Board Meeting A full business session was recorded by members of Anaheim High school P-TA board, meeting at the school yesterday. Plans were made for a civil defense chairman to be appointed by the president. Plans were also formulated for the general meeting and three parent dinners in the fall. It was suggested that a motion picture chairman be appointed for the purpose of helping promote better conduct in the local motion picture theater. Mrs. Carl Lindgren, chairman of the program committee, presented excellent ideas on program planning to be geared on the state theme for the year. "Our Children Still Come First." Mrs. Warwick informed the group that district awards were received for publicity, increase in membership, and program. Luncheon in the cafeteria followed the meeting. 25th Anniversary For Francis Nippers Mr. and Mrs. Francis Nipper, 213 E. Water st., Anaheim, celebrated their 25th wedding anniversary Tuesday. They were married in Fairfax, Oklahoma, on May 8, 1926. They lived in Ponca City, one and a half years and in THEY SERVE FAITHFULLY—were honored by the Altar S Boniface parish hall. Altar Boys Honored By Church Society Under the direction of Mrs. Wit Stehly, chairman, the Altar Boys of St. Boniface church were entertained in the parish hall with a delightful party on Tuesday afternoon. The long table was centered with a miniature church, with green fern and dark blue Cennecaries trailing on both sides. Miniature priests and Altar boys were cleverly made by Dr. and Mr Stehly and placed at each setting as favors. These 30 boys who gathered at this party are trained and under the direction of Sister Mecedes and Father Cosgrove. Each of these boys who serves h church so faithfully was presented with a Rosary and a folded WSCS Circles Meet Tomorrow WSCS circle meetings will be held tomorrow at the following homes, Fackiner circle will meet at 12:30 for a pot-luck luncheon at the home of Mrs. A. D. Scutt, 535 S. Janss st. with members requested to bring their own table service. Fawver circle meets in the city park for 12:30 pot-luck and Hutson circle will meet with Mrs. Louis Hoskins, 9772 S. Los Angeles st. at 1:30 p.m. 25th Anniversary For Francis Nippers Mr. and Mrs. Francis Nipper, 213 E. Water st., Anaheim, celebrated their 25th wedding anniversary Tuesday. They were married in Fairfax, Oklahoma, on May 8, 1926. They lived in Ponca City, one and a half years and in Shider, Okla., for almost 15 years. They have been residents of Anaheim for the past seven years. In honor of the occasion, Mr. and Mrs. Nipper and Mr. and Mrs. Myles Bradley, motored to Stein Inn, on Whittier blvd., for a steak dinner. Mr. Nipper is foreman at the Anaheim Gazette and Mrs. Nipper is employed by Jack C. Dutton in Fullerton. Go to Church on Sunday the Pleasure Dome "Top of the Super next to the Stars" the Pleasure Dome "Top of the Super next to the Stars" on the New Super Chief Setting a new World Standard in travel... now in daily service between Los Angeles and Chicago ONLY ONE TRAIN serving Los Angeles and the scenic Southwest offers you a penthouse view from a dome lounge car. It's Santa Fe's new Super Chief, with the Pleasure Dome. Deep-cushioned swivel chairs turn so you can look ahead, look back, or all around to view thrilling scenery by day. At night you can almost "reach up and touch a star." 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This statement comes from newsmen who have recorded other American phenomena such as the public acclaim of Charles Lindbergh after his trans-Atlantic flight in 1927, the parade for General Dwight Eisenhower after World War II, and the impact of the late President Roosevelt at his peak of popularity. No young Lockinvar in shining armor could have inspired a greater surge of mass feeling than the "Old Soldier" in his khaki trench coat and battered-cap. It's interesting to note that nobody except the general himself has referred to him as old. Certainly the vigor of his personality, the erectness of his carriage and the fighting tilt of his chin hold no suggestion of age. The American people have given him the kind of roaring, brass-lunged cheer that once was reserved for youthful heroes. There are other notable examples which indicate that America is growing up; and is no longer a nation of youth-worshipers. His success as co-star of "So Pacific" started a new vogue heroes for romantic fiction. No adays the hero of the piece of life, Ezio Pinza has aroused romantic hero-worship of the far nine half of the nation to far greater degree than did the slick-hail Rudolph Valentino in the twenties. Camp Training for Anaheim Girl outs Held in Fullerton Scout House the Fullerton Scout House last week. A colorful movie narrated by Miss Leslie Batchman showed typical scenes of day camping held in the past at Hillcrest park. A highlight of the picture was an impressive flag ceremony which opened and closed each session of camp. Each morning camp life began by the children tying lunches to a rope clothesline to avoid invading ants. Folk dancing and songs, weaving of mats from Eucalyptus bark, nature study and hikes, were some of the camp activities photographed by the Camp Directors. During the training session yesterday, Brownie leaders from Anaheim High school district and Northern Orange County Council learned how to fold the flag, and their part in the ceremony was explained. Simple knots, rope lashing, hand crafts were demonstrated. Plans for the cook-out were made for Tues., May 15th, 9:30-1:30 in the Fullerton park. Intermediate leaders will have advanced training in the same course, Thurs., May 10th with cook-out scheduled for Thurs., May 17. The last training session Tuesday May 22 for Brownies and Thursday, May 24 for Intermediates will include selecting the location of individual units for day camping this year in Hillcrest Park, called Camp Pine Knolls Following group discussion, co-leaders will formulate plans for Lois Rebekah Meets, Nominate Officers Officers were nominated at the Lois Rebekah Lodge meeting last Friday evening, held at the IOOF Hall. Gale Cleveland, Noble Grand, presided. Five local delegates and several Anaheim members of the lodge left yesterday for Santa Cruz to attend the Rebekah State Assembly for the week. After the meeting refreshments were served and the members played Bingo. The American people have given him the kind of roaring, brass-lunged cheer that once was reserved for youthful heroes. There are other notable examples which indicate that America is growing up; and is no longer a nation of youth-worshipers. The top matinee idol of our era, for instance, is no bright-eyed youth, but a stocky, graying man who never would have been considered for a romantic lead in the movies of the 1920's. Well past the halfway mark of life, Ezio Pinza has aroused romantic hero-worship of the few nine half of the nation to far greater degree than did the slick-hallad Rudolph Valentino in the twenties. His success as co-star of "So Pacific" started a new vogue heroes for romantic fiction. No adays the hero of the piece of is a seasoned, mature man of tiction, with an interesting touch of gray at the temples. Then there's Gloria Swanson who at 52 has become a sort symbol of eternal youth as packs in the crowds nightly at The last training session Tuesday May 22 for Brownies and Thursday, May 24, for Intermediates will include selecting the location of individual units for day camping this year in Hillcrest Park, called Camp Pine Knoll Following group discussion, co-leaders will formulate plans for unit activities. A schedule for the first week of camping will be outlined using suggestions from the program chart: flagwork; camp kapers; knot tying and lashing; dramatics; games; cook outs; hikes, and trips. Special consultants and advisers will direct folk dancing; sketching; square dancing; weaving; shell, fin, and wood craft; splatter painting, and nature study. Discussion will be held concerning the unit leadership for the 7th and 8th graders primitive camp to be held in the park, but entirely separate from the rest of the groups. Dates for Brownie Day Camp were again announced by chairman Miss Leslie Batchman. First session July 17, 18, 19. July 24, 25, 26; Second session; July 31, Aug. 1, 2; Aug. 7, 8, 9. The hours of camping will be from 9:30 to 2:30. Dates for Intermediate Camp (Fly Ups through 8th) First session; June 19, 20, 21; June 25, 26, 28; Second Session, July 2, 3, 5; July 9, 10, 12. Hours of camping will be 9:30-3:30. Buses will leave Anaheim from the Scout House, time to be announced later. The fee for both camps is $3.25. Mrs. Vern Kinletz, Mrs. Phillip Radford, Mrs. D. M. Knight and chairman Miss Batchman are directing the camp training. 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