anaheim-gazette 1951-06-29

Social and Club Activities Pat Terrebonne — 2208 Judy Carter Has Birthday Party Classmates who were friends of Judy Carter during the past school year in the third grade were entertained by her maternal grandmother, Mrs. John Gautschy in the rumpus building on the Gautschy property at 9735 S. Western ave., Tuesday afternoon, in honor of her ninth birthday. The Edward Carter family recently moved from Stanton to a new home at 2348 Williamson, Fullerton. Mrs. Carter and Mrs. Gautschy's younger daughter, Jane Ellen, and her friend, Carol Anne Padgett, assisted serving ice cream, cake and punch in a yellow color scheme to match the flower arrangements. Present were Sharon White, Mary Ann Clark, Claudia Coleman, Patricia Ann and Carol Van de Warker and Barbara Milbourn of Stanton, Rosemary Cole and Phyllis Taylor of Fullerton. The monetary unit of Canada is the dollar. Calvary Baptist Sermon Topic Set "Must We Obey God?" is the subject of Pastor Bob Kevorkian at the Sunday 11 a.m., service of the Calvary Baptist church, Broadway at Citron. At the 7 p.m. service, Pastor Bob will be speaking on, "Is Ownership a Good Thing?" This message is incorporated in the series on the 10 Commandments. Following the evening service will be the ordinance of Baptism. Visitors are invited to the services. A nursery and Junior church are maintained during the morning service for the smaller children. Charles H. Rinehart, head of Social Studies department, Anaheim Union High School, is currently attending the Southern California Conference on Economic Education at Pomona College, Claremont, Calif. The polar bear has been known to swim across a strait that is 40 miles wide. Vacation Bible School to Close Vacation Bible school, co-ed by Grace Lutheran church, the past two weeks, will with a special program on Saturday July 1, at 9:30 a.m. The school has been featured unified lesson studying Lord's Prayer." Prayer Cake Prayer Books, Prayer Plaque Prayer Charts have been made for the children. These special events can be viewed in the rooms of the educational unit of Grace Lutheran. All parent friends are invited to the program and open house Saturday July 1, at 9:30 a.m. The Vacation Bible school Grace Lutheran this year is ed the "most successful event the superintendent, Mrs. Heinze. The total enrolment reached 130, including teachers and assistants. The average attendance for the entire period was 100. The cooperative parents, teachers, transportation committee and others in the munity added to the joy enced by the children and church. Mr. S. F. Hilgenfeld nished watermelon the fine as a treat for the entire Mr. T. Yellis supplied them for the daily lunches and that the children enjoyed. "With such a fine spirit a blessing of God, the heart souls of these children we close to God in a manner ing to them and uplifting to Present were Sharon White, Mary Ann Clark, Claudia Coleman, Patricia Ann and Carol Van de Warker and Barbara Milbourn of Stanton, Rosemary Cole and Phyllis Taylor of Fullerton. The monetary unit of Canada is the dollar. Charles H. Rinehart, head of Social Studies department, Anaheim Union High School, is currently attending the Southern California Conference on Economic Education at Pomona College, Claremont, Calif. The polar bear has been known to swim across a strait that is 40 miles wide. The SQR STORE for MEN Get set for action in *B.V.D. Play Sets Savanna Area Offers Excellent Summer Program Through the combined efforts of Donald Derr, recreation de for the city of Anaheim, the heim city recreation and the of trustees of the Savanna district, children of the Savanna area will enjoy an excellent gram consisting of arts and athletics and swimming, acc to Wayne L. Butterbaugh, superintendent of Savanna district. The following program is lined: Mondays, 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. and crafts will be instructed Stanton school for grades 2-5. Athletics, at Stanton school Tuesdays and Fridays from to 12 and from 1 p.m. to 5 p.m. grades 4 to 8. Mondays, Thursday and Saturday a swimming gram will be conducted at heim high school for grades 8. Monday, 4:15 to 5:15; Thursday, 4:15 to 5:15 and Saturday 10 to 12. The school bus will pick up dren at these stops: Savanna school, Ball and Hanson and Cerritos, Hanson Katella, Katella and We Stanton school: Stanton blue Cerritos. The bus will leave vanna school 45 minutes scheduled swimming time swimming program will be dled by regular swimming instors. It is hoped the children the Stanton area will make of this fine program. J. Mason Henry, counselor, heim Union high school, is rently attending the three Southern California Conferen We've a wide selection of top-style *Regatta Pattern Play Sets by "B.V.D." all set and ready to help you look and feel smooth as a gull in flight. See our smart combination... cool sport shirts and trim Boxer swim trunks! Or you can wear the sport shirt with your favorite slacks as a smart, entirely different summertime set. Drop anchor in our snug harbor of masculine styles soon as you can! B.V.D. PLAY SETS BRAND 8.95 THE SQR STORE ANCHILLS GARDEN Vacation Bible School to Close Vacation Bible school conducted by Grace Lutheran church for the past two weeks, will close with a special program on Sunday July 1, at 9:30 a.m. The school has been featuring aified lesson studying "The Lord's Prayer." Prayer Calendars, Prayer Books, Prayer Plaques, and prayer Charts have been made by the children. These special projects can be viewed in the classrooms of the educational unit of Grace Lutheran. All parents and friends are invited to the special program and open house Sunday July 1, at 9:30 a.m. The Vacation Bible school at Grace Lutheran this year is termed "the most successful ever" by the superintendent, Mrs. Betty Belinze. The total enrollment reached 130, including teachers and assistants. The average attendance for the entire ten day period was 100. The cooperation of parents, teachers, transportation committee, and others in the community added to the joy experienced by the children and the church. Mr. S. F. Hilgenfeld furnished watermelon the final day to treat for the entire school. Mr. T. Yellis supplied the milk for the daily lunches and snacks that the children enjoyed. With such a fine spirit and the blessing of God, the hearts and minds of these children were led nose to God in a manner inspiring them and uplifting to those groups. Union Evening Services Sets Religious Film Anaheim Association of Churches will present the film, "The Two Kingdoms" Sunday at 8 p.m., in the White Temple Methodist church, 305 E. Broadway, as the first of a series of union services to continue through July and August. "The Two Kingdoms" is a religious motion picture that is "radically different." The film follows the Koerner family, expelled from Silesia, who face the problems of Europe's refugees—shanty or rubbish homes, crowded conditions, no jobs, inadequate diet, spiritual uncertainty. Mr. Koerner, formerly a state official, is now a nobody. No hope, but an escape into memories. No money, excepting what his daughter earns working with counterfeiters. Bitterness grows, until one day, son Willi befriends and brings home a church worker, Fred Hoffman...and the film goes right to the heart of our complex spiritual problem. The public is invited. "CHRISTIAN SCIENCE" The Sunday Bible Lesson in all Christian Science churches shows that Christian healing of sickness as well as of sin is available today to all who know the truth and abide by the Scriptural rules. This declaration from Habakuk (2-14) will be the Golden Choral Communion Service Slated at St. Michaels At the new time of 10:304 a.m., a new Choral Communion service will be presented at St. Michael's Episcopal church, written by the Rev. Arnold Bode, former rector of St. Michael's. The offertory solo will be sung by Miss Barbara Horn: "Thanks be to God" by Dickson. The rector of St. Michael's will continue his series of talks on the Ephesians, the topic this Sunday being chapter three, "The Mystery of God's Plan Revealed in Christ." Sunday evening at 8 p.m., the congregation will join with the Church association of Anaheim in the Union Service at White Temple church. At 8 a.m., there will be a plain service of Holy Communion. At 9:30 a.m., the special summer family service will be held with a colored slide talk on the Baptism of Jesus and Jesus blessing little children following brief morning prayer. The final part of the service will be a continuation of the "Quiz Kids" contest between classes. After attending the 9:30 service in a body, the high school Fellowship will leave for a beach party. On this excursion they will welcome as guests members of the Sunday school who graduated this year from junior high into senior high. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Thompson are advisors of the high school group. Lutheran Sermons Topics Announcement During the month of July early part of August a sermon will be preached by the Rev. Edwin H. Pilgrimage of Zion Lutheran church, and Chartres, on some of the standing stories of the H.A.T.E.s. Since July 4 is the 175th anniversary of the Declaration dependence, the July 1, to be: "A Renewal of our Motto: In God we Trust; will be followed by the July 8, 'Following God's Leap,' July 15, 'Nothing Is Too Fearful!' July 22, 'The Voice of July 29,' 'Adventuring forth and Aug. 5,' 'Faith's Call to Certainty,' 'I Believe God.'" Next Sunday, July 1, a group adults will be received into municial membership with Lutheran, having completed four month course in the Bible truths. Another such is being planned to begin this week in October. On Sunday, July 15, speechnition will be given to the vellous influence of the V.Bible school upon the child's community. This school its sessions on Monday, July with an enrollment of over pupils. It will continue till July 13. Keen interesting shown by the children's course and we invite parish send their children for two weeks. DON'T GO ROUND IN CIRCLE BIGGEST BED HERE IT IS! AND IT'S ONLY $14 The Sunday Bible Lesson in all Christian Science churches shows that Christian healing of sickness as well as of sin is available today to all who know the truth and abide by the Scriptural rules. This declaration from Habakuk (2-14) will be the Golden Text: "The earth shall be filled with the knowledge of the glory of the Lord, as the waters cover the sea." On Sunday, July 15, special cognition will be given to the vellous influence of the V Bible school upon the children in the community. This school its sessions on Monday, J. with an enrollment of over pupils. It will continue to July 13. Keen interest shown by the children course and we invite parish send their children for two weeks. The present area of G split into four zones of tion, is 143,200 square mil Pay us $955 Outfit complete monthly minimum down payment delivers to your home If you're going around in circles, or squares, or you might as well give up right here! . . . be beat this deal! . . . see this gorgeous BLONDE wood headboard bed, the TWO 3-drawer mirror . . . then the EXTRAS at no additional TWO bed pillows, INNERSPRING mattress, make complete, only $149,50! . . . pay us $9.55 month THIS ONE! 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Another such class is being planned to begin the first week in October. On Sunday, July 15, special recognition will be given to the marcellous influence of the Vacation Bible school upon the children of the community. This school began its sessions on Monday, June 25, with an enrollment of over 130 pupils. It will continue through July 13. Keen interest is being shown by the children in the course and we invite parents to send their children for the last two weeks. Optimists (Continued from Page 1) all right and the Leatherneck replied: "Yeh, they came in, but they landed on a ridge held by the enemy." "Well, did you men have to go without supplies for long because of it?" the lieutenant asked. "No," the Marine replied, "our CO ordered us to attack the ridge and get the supplies back from the reds. We did." One story told by Lewis poses the possibility that the red regime in North Korea may have failed to eradicate completely any leaning the North Koreans may have felt toward democracy and the American way of doing things. The enemy had been driven out of Wonsan, but the town had not yet been cleaned up. Two Marines in a jeep hit a land mine, which killed one and shattered the leg of the other. "I immediately about 200 jabbering, jibbering Koreans gathered about the wounded man, but failed to either hurt or help him. We figured they were afraid to help him because of possible guerillas in the group." "Later, one of the red, guerilla big shots came to Wonsan and demanded half the clothing and half the rice possesed by the local residents. Under communist rules they were obligated to honor his demands. However, they turned on the man and by the time the Marines got to him they had communists. He fold of the 'Cave of No Blood' near Wonsan; so called by the Marines because hundreds of women, many of them pregnant, and children from six months to eight years old were beaten to death in it by the reds. When the Marines arrived at Wonsan, according to Lewis, they found that civilians had been tied together in groups of four, shot through the head and dumped in the harbor. In another cave near the city, hundreds of civilians had been shot and covered with gasoline, which was then ignited. Lt. Lewis is scheduled to return to Korea in August. Ralph Ring, local distributor of the Los Angeles Mirror and former heavyweight boxer, spoke to the Optimists about the possibility of inaugurating and maintaining an athletic program for boys and offered to teach boxing himself. He fought both in the Navy and professionally, under the ring name of Jerry McSwain. CATHOLIC POPULATION UP NEW YORK (UP)—Roman Catholics in the United States, including Alaska and Hawaii, increased last year by 868,737 to a record total of 28,634,878. An increase in births and a decrease in deaths were factors in the rise. And more than 100,000 persons were converted to Catholicism. The figures are included in the new issue of the Official Catholic Directory for 1951, it was announced last night. On Sunday, July 15, special recognition will be given to the marcellous influence of the Vacation Bible school upon the children of the community. This school began sessions on Monday, June 25, with an enrollment of over 130 pupils. It will continue through July 13. Keen interest is being shown by the children in the course and we invite parents to send their children for the last two weeks. The present area of Germany, split into four zones of occupation, is 143,200 square miles. 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