anaheim-gazette 1951-07-06

5 Anaheim Gazette FRIDAY, JULY ANAHEIM, CALIFORNIA TOWERING SPIRES of the new Presbyterian church, 310 W. Broadway, show rapid progress completion and occupancy. ‘Sacrament’ Will Be Theme at Christian Science Churches The healing effects of prayer will be discussed in the Sunday Lesson-Sermon on “Sacrament” in all Christian Science churches. Jesus' words from John's Gospel (4:23) constitute the Golden Text: "The hour cometh, and now is, when the true worshippers shall worship the Father in spirit and in truth." The prophet Isaiah writes, "Is not this the fact that I have Temperance to be Topic at Calvary Baptist Church Pulpit guest at the 7 p.m. service at the Calvary Baptist church, Broadway and Citron, will be Dr. H. H. Donnenworth, executive director of the California Temperance Federation, Southern area. This is the interchurch agency of some 30 Christian denominations and church groups of the state, carrying on a cooperative temperance ministry includ- Science Churches The healing effects of prayer will be discussed in the Sunday Lesson-Sermon on "Sacrament" in all Christian Science churches. Jesus' words from John's Gospel (4:23) constitute the Golden Text: "The hour cometh, and now is, when the true worshippers shall worship the Father in spirit and in truth." The prophet Isaiah writes, "Is not this the fast that I have chosen? to loose the hands of wickedness, to undo the heavy burdens, and to let the oppressed go free ... ? Is it not to deal thy bread to the hungry, and that thou bring the poor that are cast out to thy house? ... Then shall thy light break forth as the morning, and thine health shall spring forth speedily; and thy righteousness shall go before thee" (58:6-8). In "Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures" Mary Baker Eddy says, "Whatever materializes worship hinders man's spiritual growth and keeps him from demonstrating his power over error" (p. 4). Bethel Baptist Church Sermon Topic Revealed "The Courage to Stand Alone" will be the topic of the sermon of the Rev. Berthold Jacksteit to be presented at the 11 a.m. service this Sunday at the Bethel Baptist church. Communion service will be held. Topic of the evening gospel service at 7:30 p.m. will be "Who Are the Children of God?" Regular young people's meeting will be held at 6:30 p.m. To Heck With The World... She Said LOS ANGELES (P)—The heck with the world, so there. Pedestrians on a downtown street cowered in doorways for a time yesterday afternoon as bottles came plunging down from the skies and crashed on the sidewalk. Traffic officer S. H. Lynd finally found a 40-year-old secretary five stbries up and jailed her on a drunk charge. Baptist Church Pulpit guest at the 7 p.m. service at the Calvary Baptist church, Broadway and Citron, will be Dr. H. H. Donnenworth, executive director of the California Temperance Federation, Southern area. This is the interchurch agency of some 30 Christian denominations and church groups of the state, carrying on a cooperative temperance ministry including education for youth and adults and united action for the elimination of the alcoholic beverage menace. Dr. Donnenworth is an ordained minister, having served several of the leading churches of his denomination. Before taking up his responsibilities here in California a year ago, he was six years the state superintendent of the Interchurch Temperance Movement of Colorado. He was also director of education of the Temperance League of Illinois for two years, during which time he inaugurated the first statewide program of alcohol education in the public schools. "Do I Love My Brother?" is the subject of Pastor Bob Kevorkian at the Sunday 11 a.m. service of the Calvary Baptist church, Broadway at Citron. What is it that constitutes the true basis of love for my brother? Henrietta Bouas Claimed by Death Mrs. Henrietta P. Bouas, 66, died yesterday at her home, 189 Evelyn dr. She was born in Illinois and has been a resident of Anaheim since 1937. Surviving her are one son, Leonard V.; one daughter, Rose T. Wilson, both of Anaheim; four grandchildren and two brothers, Leonard P. Bonnat and Victor Bonnat, both of Anaheim. She was a member of the Presbyterian church. Memorial services will be conducted by Backs, Campbell and Kaulbars in their chapel, Saturday at 11 a.m. Rev. Howard S. Congdon will officiate. Interment will be in the family plot at Coultrville, Ill. END "MARCH OF TIME" NEW YORK (P) — After 16 hours Pedestrians on a downtown street cowered in doorways for a time yesterday afternoon as bottles came plunging down from the skies and crashed on the sidewalk. Traffic officer S. H. Lynd finally found a 40-year-old secretary five stories up and jailed her on a drunk charge. "She told me she had some drinks because her cherished home was in the path of a free-way and she was fired because she had the drinks and so she had some more drinks," Lynd said. "Anyway, she was mad at the whole world." Memorial services will be conducted by Backs, Campbell and Kaulbars in their chapel, Saturday at 11 a.m. Rev. Howard S. Congdon will officiate. Interment will be in the family plot at Coulterville, Ill. END "MARCH OF TIME" NEW YORK (P) — After 16 years, the "March of Time" movie shorts will be discontinued and its facilities used for television. Roy E. Larsen, president of Time, Inc., said yesterday that rising costs make the change necessary this fall. Larsen said the company will continue to make some documentary films. Take a Tip- BUY NOW AND BUY RIGHT Save Hundreds of Dollars PRICED NEAR THE LOWEST BIGGEST TRADE-IN ALLOWANCES SEE YOUR PONTIAC DEALER TOO BEVINS PONTIAC COMPANY 336 S. Los Angeles St., Anaheim Ph. ORANGE COUNTY'S OLDEST PONTIAC DEALER Rev. A. J. Casebeer Speaker at Union Evening Services "To God Be the Glory" will be the subject of the Rev. A. J. Casebeer sermon at the Union service at 8 p.m. at the White Temple Methodist church this Sunday, July 8. Warren Ashleigh will open the service with a stirring congregational hymn period which will include such numbers as "Onward Christian Soldiers," "Falrest Lord Jeses," "All Hail the Power of Jesus' Name," "Let the Lower Lights Be Burning," "Are Ye Able?" and "Stand Up for Jesus." The White Temple choir directed by Miss Gania Demaree and accompanied by Mrs. Joe Burk will present the special music. "Call to Prayer" by the Temple Chorale (sextet) will be sung by soprano Grew Harlow and Phyllis Herman, altos, Ruth Preston and Elnora Sanford, tenor, D. Lyman Harpster and bass, Fred Edwards. The full choir anthem will be "To God All Praise and Glory" by Schutz, Choral benediction is to be "Now the Day Is Over." The Rev. Philip Selfridge, pastor of the Evangelical United Brethren church and chairman of the Public Worship committee of the Church Association of Anaheim will preside and will introduce Rev. Casebeer. The preacher is well known to Anaheim churchgoers having at present the long- Anaheim Gazetteer BY JOHN B. REUBAUER ... Stand fast ... in the liberty wherewith Christ has made us free.—Gal. 5:1. CALIFORNIANA — On July 7, 1846 Capt. William Mervine, acting on orders from Com. John D. Sloat, raised the American flag over the custom-house at Monterey, thus formally taking California as a possession of the United States. The occupation was achieved without a shot being fired. VIGNETTE — Walter Scott—"Death Valley Scotty," that is made his record breaking trip from Los Angeles to Chicago on the Santa Fe, July 11, 1903. The trip was made in 48 hours and 54 minutes. Scotty's chartered train consisted of a Pullman, buffet diner and a couple of baggage cars. It cost Scotty $5000 with a bonus of $500 to the railroad if the trip could be made in less than 48 hours. The only passengers on that trip were Mr. and Mrs. Scott, two newspapermen, a magazine writer and Scotty's mascot — a hondescript yellow dog wearing a $1000 collar. WM. McKINLEY WALKER Newly Appointed Wesley Methodist Pastor to Speak Rev. Wm. McKinley Walker, recently appointed by Bishop Jas. C. Baker, to be pastor of the Wesley Methodist Church, corner Los Angeles and Wilhelmina streets, will speak at his 11 o'clock service on the theme, "Religion at Midnight." The minister says, "Religion that does not hold up in the darkest hours and under adverse conditions, is not worthy of the name." He contends that 'religion at midnight' played an important part in the Bible and plans to point it out to his congregation. Rev. Walker is a graduate of Ohio Wesleyan University, and of the University of Southern California. In the latter he was instructor for a time. More recently he came from Ventura County where he had been Associate Pastor of the First Methodist Church of Ventura and Pastor of Susana Knolls Methodist Church, Simi. Rev. Walker was selected by Helfers Relief Association and commissioned by the United States Government to assist in the relief of the native Okinawans, whose island was devastated by the war. Mr. Walker had a thrilling experience in the Orient, encountering a typhoon. He took many kodachromes in the Ryukyu Islands and in Japan, and has promised to show these pictures to the people of Anaheim. Mr. Walker moved to our city last week and conducted his first The full choir anthem will be "To God All Praise and Glory" by Schutz, Choral benediction is to be "Now the Day Is Over." The Rev. Philip Selfridge, pastor of the Evangelical United Brethren church and chairman of the Public Worship committee of the Church Association of Anaheim will preside and will introduce Rev. Casebeer. The preacher is well known to Anaheim churchgoers, having at present the longest pastorate in this city. He came to the Church of Christ August 1, 1943. The following spring he was granted a two year's leave of absence by his church to serve as an army chaplain. This service took him to Europe with the 78th Infantry Division. He returned to Anaheim pastorate in 1946 to become again the spiritual leader of his growing congregation. He has since served as president of the Ministerial Union and chairman of the Education committee of the Church association. Before coming to Anaheim, Rev. Casebeer was pastor for nine years of the Lawndale Church of Christ. He holds a B.A. from the University of Southern California and a B.D. from the Pacific Bible seminary in Long Beach. He also has nearly completed work for an M.A. at Southern California. Next Sunday, July 15, the Union service will present the Rev. S. J. Russell Ensign, pastor of the First Presbyterian church of Whittier, who will do a first person, full costume, life story character sketch entitled "I Am Moses." Rev. Ensign will be remembered for his similar thrilling presentation of the life of Joseph at the first Union summer service last year. Member churches of the Anaheim Church association which is sponsoring these summer Union services are the Church of Christ, The Church of the Nazarene, White Temple Methodist, First Presbyterian, Wesley Methodist, St. Michael's Episcopal, Free Methodist, Evangelical United Brethren, Bethel Baptist and Grace Lutheran. Lay Reader Will Present Sermon At St. Michael's Scotty's chartered train consisted of a Pullman, buffet diner and a couple of baggage cars. It cost Scotty $5000 with a bonus of $500 to the railroad if the trip could be made in less than 48 hours. The only passengers on that trip were Mr. and Mrs. Scott, two newspapermen, a magazine writer and Scotty's mascot — a hondescript yellow dog wearing a $1000 collar. Robert P. Hilze is going on television Wednesday nite to tell the City at Night audience all about Scotty's trip. Y'see, the Fullerton station agent shovelled the coal that made that trip possible. "Yes, Jawn," the only active member of that historic run said, "I'm going to go on television and tell them about Scotty's trip. I'm part of the commercial." That's it! That's what television needs: interesting, informative commercials. PREDICTION—Orahge county's phantom "pants burglar" will soon be caught. H. A. Wilson almost nabbed him in his exclusive La Habra Heights boudoir. NOTES — Santa Ana's Police Chief B. A. Heraldy was given an inter-office communication by the county seat city council: "Clean up gambling in Santa Ana." It ain't healthy—chiselling on the elementary school budget. Economy is all right, but penny pinching where the kids are concerned is a mighty poor policy. Anaheim kids are entitled to as good an educational break as kids in Fullerton, Buena Park, Brea or La Habra. CONGRATULATIONS — Phi Weib is to be congratulated on being elected commander of the Anaheim American Legion Post and Millford (Bud) Johnson is to be praised for the outstanding job he's done during the past year. Legionnaires perform an outstanding community service. TOPIX—Hilmer Lodge said the reports of his auto crackup were vastly "exaggerated by the press." Wonder what Joe Laden Jr. is doing politically? State Forester Jon Benham has closed certain areas of the Cleveland National Forest. The first batter for each side was picked off base in the Dallas-Oklahoma City twin bill opener last May 27. Lay Reader Will Present Sermon At St. Michael's Mr. Joseph Thompson, Lay reader at St. Michael’s Episcopal church, will conduct the 10:30 a.m. Morning Prayer service in the absence of the rector, the Rev. John K. Saville, who will celebrate the Holy Communion at the Mission of the Incarnation in Norwalk. Mr. Thompson’s sermon topic will be “James, the Brother of Jesus.” A trumpet duct will be presented as an offerory by Roch Côtklin and Paul Billows. At 9:30 a.m. the Summer Family service will include a brief morning prayer, a colored slide talk on “The Calling of Matthew,” and a question contest period, in which, after three Sundays, the second grade leads. At 8:00 a.m. there will be a celebration of the Holy Communion. In the evening the congregation will join with the Union service at White Temple church. White Temple Methodist Slates Guest Minister Rev. C. I. Andrews minister of visitation, will be the speaker at the 11 a.m. worship service at the White Temple Methodist church Sunday. His subject will be “An Active Verb and An Abstract Noun.” TOPIX—Hilmer Lodge said the reports of his auto crackup were vastly “exaggerated by the press.” Wonder what Joe Lade Jr. is doing politically? State Forester Joe Benham has closed certain areas of the Cleveland National forest as a fire prevention measure. People it seems can't be trusted in the highly inflammable areas. Don Leibhart will have a powerful Anaheim representative in Lee Kayanagh’s Midget softball league. John Tynes, the popular Valencia high school athletic director, is also guiding the destinies of the Placentia summer recreation program. The man does a mighty good job on any job he tackles. Vie Nudy is being praised by countless thousands of Southern Californians who use Anaheim’s picnic facilities. NITECAPSULE—Some mothers-in-law aren't as bad as them seem—they're worse. Estelle Anderson Services Tomorrow Rev. Estelle Anderson, former pastor of the Good Hope Spiritualist church of Anaheim, died Sunday in the Santa Ana Community hospital after a brief illness. She was a native of Ohio. Surviving her is one brother, E. S. Drake of Columbus, Ohio. Funeral services will be held by the Rev. Maude Madden Saturday, July 7, at 2 p.m., at the Backs, Campbell and Kaulbars chapel. Burial will be in the Chapel of the Pines, Los Angeles. SPONSOR'S SHIRTS AND CAPS were distributed to the Juvenile Baseball teams this morning by Don Liebhart, Dave Hernandez, Recreation dept. managers, and Don Derr, city recreation director. Approximately 204 boys swarmed the park as the equipment was distributed to the 17 teams with 12 boys on each. One team is as yet unsponsored. Shirts, Caps Issued to Minor Leaguers by Local Merchant Sponsors at La Palma Park This Morning Getting under full swing this week and next is the Anaheim Juvenile Baseball league composed of young boys playing in three dif- Liebhart, Dave Hernandez, Recreation dept., managers, and Don Derr, city recreation director. Approximately 204 boys swarmed the park as the equipment was distributed to the 17 teams with 12 boys on each. One team is as yet unsponsored. Shirts, Caps Issued to Minor Leaguers by Local Merchant Sponsors at La Palma Park This Morning Getting under full swing this week and next is the Anaheim Juvenile Baseball league composed of young boys playing in three different leagues — the Cee league, Bee and A. Sponsored by local merchants who furnish the team members their uniforms and equipment, the teams are engaged in a fierce battle for league honors. Leading the pack in the Class A league is the highpowered Coller's nine followed by Cone Brothers and Brown and Haskin's team. In the Bee league Foster's Freeze is out in front with Echo's Bike and Keys running in second spot. Third place goes in Kalibals, The Cee league competition gets under way Monday. Sponsoring teams in the league besides the loop leaders are Wall Taylor's Lumber Yard, Dolly Gazette, Bob Williams, Schaeffler Treasure Tones, Agren and Larach, Optimist International, Hall's Bakery, Lake's and 20-30 club. In his first eight times at bat against Pittsburgh Pirate pitching, Brooklyn Dodger outfielder Cal Abrams got six hits. Costa Mesa Man Who Fired on Police Gets Six Months Sentence, Probation Unexpectedly withdrawing his insanity plea after the jury was compelled to hear his case yesterday, William John Gibson, 49, of Costa Mesa, previously convicted of two counts of assault, was sentenced by Judge Robert Gardner to six months in jail and was placed on five years probation. He had been found guilty of simple assault against Stanley Meek, 19, of Costa Mesa, 1d whom he had given a beating, and also was convicted of felony assault with a deadly weapon for firing three shots at officers who were arresting him. At the conclusion of his six months jail term, he must leave Orange county, the court ordered, and reside with his mother in San Bernardino county. When the insanity plea was withdrawn yesterday, Defense Attorney Russel Behrens reminded the court that a psychiatrist in the case had filed an opinion that Gibson has the mind of an 11 year old child. Christmas in July For Returning GI READING, Pa. (U)—Christmas came six months late for the Robert Aukamps and their 22-year-old son Donald, an Air Force corporal. Donald enlisted in September 1845, and hasn't been home for Christmas since. Last Christmas eve his parents decorated a tree and heaped presents around it for their soldier son, who was serving in Korea. They wrote him: "We will celebrate Christmas when you come home—not a day before." Donald left Korea a month ago and arrived home last night. He opened the door to find the tree ablaze with colred lights, the gifts exactly as they had been placed last December. To Serve the Public... 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