anaheim-gazette 1951-08-03

Rev. Butterworth to Address Union Church Service at Christian Church "Are These Our Casualties?" will be the sermon topic of the Rev. Frank Butterworth, who will be the preacher at the Union Service this Sunday evening at 8 p.m., at the Christian church, Broadway and Helena sts. The service will begin with a congregational hymn period led by Warren Ashleigh. The Rev. C. I. Andrews will preside. Special music will be presented by the Evangelical United Brethren church choir, under the direction of Betty Reese and accompanied by organist Miss Shirley Pannier. An Anthem by the choir, "Rejoice the Lord is King," by Darwall 148th and a solo by Donna Lee Flynn, "Oh Divine Redeemer," by Gounod, will be presented. The Rev. Butterworth was born in the Los Angeles area and after high school education, he went to UCLA and received his Master's Degree in economics. His decision to major in this subject was motivated by a desire to be of service to humanity. To implement represented by leaders and officers in their own districts. The summer Union Services have been well attended which fact is quite gratifying to the sponsor, the Church Association of Anaheim. The following Sunday, the Rev. Phil Selfridge will be the preacher and will present a male quartet and Margaret Spencer Besler, soloist. Savanna-Stanton Schools to Open In Old Buildings The Savanna and Stanton elementary schools will open Sept. 10 in the old buildings. Both school buildings are in the same condition as when closed. Teachers will instruct the same grades with the exception of vice principal Donald Ralston who taught the eighth grade at Savanna. He has accepted the position of principal at the new Thomas Jefferson elementary school in Anaheim. According to Wayne L. Butterbaugh, superintendent of the Savanna School District, the new Savanna school, being built at a cost of $462,428 on E. Cerritos, to house all the Stanton and Savanna areas, will be ready for occupancy sometime between Nov. 1 and Dec. 1. Unforeseen building problems have caused the delay otherwise the school would have been ready in September. Paul Williams, vice principal of the Stanton school, will be vice representative by leaders and officers in their own districts. Nautical Voyage To Feature Vacation Bible School Ahoy Shipmates! Welcome aboard the Good Ship Calvary! This greeting will go forth each morning at 9 a.m., for two weeks at the Stanton Community church Vacation Bible school. The theme of this year's school will be "The Pearl of Great Price." The church will be converted into a ship for the daily voyages of the rich pearl beds for the dive (teachers) will descend into the cold ocean waters and bring surface precious gems for the passengers aboard the ship. The voyages begin Monday Aug. 6 and the ship will wee anchor every morning except Saturdays and Sundays. The ship will be de-commissioned Friday... REV. FRANK BUTTERWORTH his knowledge on this subject he worked with Bullocks in Los Angeles, who were large importers and this gave him a direct contact with foreign trade. During 1935-38, he conducted tours to the Orient, Australia and New Zealand, which offered further educational values in his chosen field of business. However it was on this trip that he observed the work of missionaries and it was then that he realized that he could serve people more effectively under the banner of the church. In San Bernardino and Pomona, he directed youth work before going to Seminary at Garrett-Biblical Institute at Evanston, Illinois. He served his first church at San Gabriel and then went to University church at Redlands. While at Redlands, he was director of Methodist student work on the campus and he served one year as professor of New Testament at the university. In Southern California-Arizona Conference, he now serves as chairman of youth division of board of education. Mr. Butterworth came to White Temple Methodist church in September 1949. He immediately became active in inter-church affairs in Anaheim and has served as chairman of Worship committee. He has been a member of Kiwanis for 10 years, and affiliated with the local club on his arrival here. Ten days of this month, he was at Monte Toyon, California and spoke to this Regional Youth Training conference. Arizona, Nevada and all of California were Park Meeting Enjoyed by Board Members of the executive board of Mariner's club of the First Presbyterian church met at the City park last Friday night for their regular monthly meeting. A fried chicken dinner and pot luck was served by the co-host and hostess, Willis and Anita Hollowell and Bill and Gwyneth Newsom. Following the dinner, Skipper Susan Talevich presided at the business meeting. Reports were made about the July Mariner meeting. The picnic and baseball game at La Palma park was enjoyed by 34 members and 12 guests. Chefs for the picnic were Forrest and Midge Simonton. Plans were made to hold the second summer meeting and picnic at Santiago park in Santa Ana, Aug. 15. Those present, in addition to the hosts, were Skipper Susan Talevich, Rev. Howard and Clarabell Condgon, Chas. and Edna Holiday, Harold and Ruth Hall, Windor and Mildred Seapy, Harold and Mollie Botts, Jim and Wanda Morris, Forrest and Midge Simonton, Ben and Faye Switzler, Bill and Etola Sparks and Andy and Miriam Krumanzker. Rev. Robert Kevorkian of the First Baptist church will speak on "Is God Love?" for his 11 a.m., service Sunday. At 7 p.m., his subject topic will be "Camp Echoes." Mr. and Mrs. Richard Melrose left Wednesday for Washington, D.C. The voyages begin Monday Aug. 6 and the ship will wee anchor every morning except Saturday and Sundays. The ship will be de-compissioned Friday Aug. 17, 7:30 p.m., at a great outdoor service. The entire community is invited to attend the closing feature which will be demonstration of what the children have learned. Prizes will be awarded and a famous picture will be shown, "Voice of the Deep." All children four years old up are invited to come aboard the daily excursions. An actual excursion of Balboa Harbor will be awarded all boys and girls who are in attendance nine days. Other prizes will be given for various contests. The skipper of the ship will Rev. Charles White, pastor. Mr. Ralph Vipond will be first-master. The divers (teachers) will Mmes. Pat Lovett, Virgi Choice, Fern White, Rus Stouder, Frances Yater, Fern Pond, Blanche Moolick and Owen Jennings. Crew members (helpers) will June Muraoka, Vida Mae Williams, Charles Sowers, Carol Pagett, Jane Gautschy, Delores Aling, Ann Karraker and Mrs. Verne Koss. Special features will include object lessons by Miss Irene Huerter and Rev. Richard Cantre movies and flannelgraph lesson. Wesley Methodist Sermon Topic Give Wm. McKinley Walker, minister of the Wesley Methodist church, will present a sermon titled "Bridgebuilders" at a regular Sunday service. The chaplain under the direction of Margaret Elliott will sing Hermon V Berge's beautiful anthem, "Merciful to Me." This is a devotion expressive anthem introduced the tune "Mercy" by Gottschalk. START TODAY... EARN From AUGUST 1st On All Savings Received By the 10th of August INSURED SAVINGS All savings insured up to $10,000. Husband and wife or parent and child may receive "insured protection" up to $30,000. Anaheim's only "savings insured" Savings Association. The SAVINGS LOAN & BUILDING ASSOCIATION OF ANAHEIM 211 E. CENTER ST., ANAHEIM - PHONE 7289 **SATICAL VOYAGE** **Feature Vacation Bible School** Welcome to the Good Ship Calvary! Greeting will go forth each day at 9 a.m., for two weeks Stanton Community church on Bible school. The theme of this year's school "The Pearl of Great Price" church will be converted into for the daily voyages to pearl beds for the divers (ers) will descend into the ocean waters and bring to the precious gems for theagers aboard the ship. Voyages begin Monday, 8 and the ship will weigh every morning except days and Sundays. The ship de-compissioned Friday. **VACATION BIBLE SCHOOL TO OPEN** Sunday morning the pastor, Rev. Berthold Jacksteit, will be speaking on "The Power of a Blameless Life," at the communion service. The young people are in charge of the 7:30 evening service and will present a special youth program. Monday, Aug. 6 at 9 a.m., Bethel Baptist church will open its second Vacation Bible School this summer; the first was held in Bethel church. This Bible School will be in the Sunday School building in Freeway Park. The ages for the school will be 4 through 14. It will meet for two weeks Monday through Friday, from 9-11:45 a.m. The pastor of Bethel Baptist church, Rev. Berthold Jacksteit, will teach the Junior High de- **Episcopal Church To Host Guest Minister Sunday** Beginning this Sunday, Aug. 5th, and through the month of August the 8 a.m. Holy Communion and the 10:30 a.m. prayer service (Communion first Sunday of the month) will be under the direction of the Rev. Thorold Eler of Iong Beach. His sermon topic at 10:30 for this Sunday is "The Pharisee and the Publican." The Lay reader will be Joe Thompson and the solo will be sung by Miss Juanita Ross, "My Faith in Thee," by Griggs. The Rev. Mr. Eller was ordained in the Church of England in Canada and spent seven years as a missionary on the prairies of northwest Canada before coming to the United States in 1914. His **Cat Rejoins Family In New Home After 3000 Mile Journey** SAN GABRIEL (P)-When Mrs. Charles D. Smith leaves for California in 1949, they gave their cat "Tom" to the man who bought their home, in St.' Peterburg, Fla. Two weeks later, Hanson wrote that Tom had run away, and he was the last the Smiths heard about their cat—until last night. "Charlie, there's a big creewing in our yard," Mr. Smith told her husband. "I wish you'd go out and chase him away." Instead of running, however, the cat leaped into Smith's arrr and began to purr. "Hey, Betty Smith shouted." "This is old Tom." No doubt about it, Mrs. Smith said. She couldn't explain how the Florida-born cat found way to California. Old Tom was skinny and woody and so tired from his 3000-mile walk that he collapsed on the kitchen floor. But he was happy "And we're happy to see him too," Mrs. Smith confided. **Portion of Pioneer Family Estate Soli** Thirteen acres of the estate William Berkenstock, pioneer Cange county family, has been sold to G.B. Stryker of Fullerton a cost-of-$50,000. Handled by L.F. Buchanan, N.S. Los Angeles st., the sale involves the old Berkenstock home a tenant house and citrus property in North Placentia. Trustee "The Pearl of Great Price." The church will be converted into a second Vacation Bible School this summer; the first was held in Bethel church. This Bible School will be in the Sunday School building in Freeway Park. The ages for the school will be 4 through 14. It will meet for two weeks Monday through Friday, from 9-11:45 a.m. The pastor of Bethel Baptist church, Rev. Berthold Jacksteit, will teach the Junior High department. This is the second Vacation Bible School that Bethel Baptist church has sponsored in Freeway Park. Personal Mention Mr. and Mrs. Duane A. Bever of 8191 Bever pl., Hyhes Estates recently visited relatives in Sacramento. They brought back five year old Marsha Jean Duval, Mrs. Bever's brother's daughter, to stay for the summer. Mrs. G. O. Payne has sold her home at 201 E. Broadway to Mrs. Charles Cleveland of W. Broadway and will spend some time at Laguna Beach with her son, Jack Payne, who is in business at Escondido, before settling down. Mr. and Mrs. Duncan Powers and daughter, Margie, and Mrs. Fred Backs are spending the month at Balboa Island. Miss Winifred Melrose will leave for Balboa next week to be with them. La Habra Home Setting for Topperettes Meet Topperettes club met Tuesday evening in the new home of Katherine Heitzman of La Habra with Betty McMillan and Lorraine Whitney assisting. Prizes were won by Jean Chamberlain, Thelma Woods and Milfred Whitaker. Attending were Margie Long, Reda McCaughnahy, Maxine Carlson, Rosemary Zuver, Vangie Schumacher, Corrin Deverall and Eleanor LaPorto. Next meeting will be held in the home of Betty Marr. Fall Session Set Fall Session Set By BPW Executives Executive board of the Anaheim Business and Professional Women met at the home of Buelah Hineman in Fullerton Wednesday evening, to plan the fall sessions. The next regular meeting will be held August 22 on the patio off the Verna Hopkins home. Reservations were taken for the Orange County Council meeting August 17, to be held at Laguna Beach hotel. A joint meeting of the Anaheim and Fullerton clubs will be held in Anaheim City park Sept. 4. The next board meeting will be held Sept. 5 at the home of Norma Nipper. Christian Science Semon Topic The spiritual understanding of God, Love, establishes true brotherhood and constitutes a protecting and healing influence in the lives of mankind, according to the Sunday Bible Lesson on "Love" in all Christian Science churches. This counsel from Jude (1:21) constitutes the Golden Text: "Keep yourself in the love of God, looking for the mercy of our Lord Jesus Christ unto eternal life." The total Indian population of the U.S. in 1940 was 333,969. BEFORE you make any kind of deal on a new car, remember that one of the most important things you buy when your car is its name! Just think for a minute what the Pontiac name means. It means a car so thoroughly good it will give you years. It means performance so satisfying you will look for minute behind the wheel. It means a car so beautiful it stands apart from every road. The name Pontiac on your car means you are buying who takes pride in the car he sells, the service he provides in the community. When you can buy all those things for the very low price what smarter buy could you make? Come on in and we’ll be surprised how easy it is to become a Pontiac. Rejoins Family New Home After 30 Mile Journey GABRIEL (P)—When Mr. Mrs. Charles D. Smith left California in 1949, they gave at "Tom" to the man who their home, in St.' Peterscia. weeks later, Hanson wrote tom had run away, and it nearest the Smiths heard their cat—until last night. Arlie, there's a big cat ing in our yard," Mrs. told out and chase him head of running, however, it leaped into Smith's arms egan to purr. "Hey, Betty!" shouted. "This is old Tom!" doubt about it, Mrs. Smith She couldn't explain how Florida-born cat found its to California. Tom was skinny and worn to tired from his 3000-mile that he collapsed on the floor. But he was happy, we're happy to see him, Mrs. Smith confided. Portion of Pioneer's Family Estate Sold eighteen acres of the estate of Tom Berkenstock, pioneer Orcounty family, has been sold B. Stryker of Fullerton at of $50,000. Handled by L. F. Buchanan, 130 Los Angeles st., the sale inthe old Berkenstock home, plant house and citrus propnent north Placentia. Trustees Rev. Demaree Stricken Suddenly Rev. Thomas Walter Bascom Demaree, 87, a native of Kentucky and a resident of Anaheim for seven years, died unexpectedly last night at his home, 1014 W. Sycamore. He leaves his wife, Gania; three sons, Paul H., of Anaheim; Dr. Eugene W., of Pasadena and Kenneth B., of N.Y.; one daughter, Mrs. Melvin Barlow of W. Los Angeles; 11 grandchildren and six great grandchildren. He was a member of the White Temple Methodist church. A graduate of Kentucky Wesley college and Vanderbilt university, he served as a missionary in Japan for 45 years. Funeral services will be announced later by Hilgenfeld Mortuary. High School Pupil Gets Tax Refund For $508,666.26 WASHINGTON (P) — Jay Blesser, 18-year-old Rockville, Md., high school student, asked the government for a tax refund of $21.88. He got a government check for $508,666.26! Calling yesterday to find out what it was all about, Blesser was told it was all a big mistake. A Treasury Department spokesman said a check-writing machine operator probably punched the serial number instead of the correct amount. Miss Janet Parr, attractive daughter of Anthony E. Parr of Met in a Bar ... So Naturally, They Married There LOMITA, Calif. (P)—They met two years ago in a bar, so Clarence Van Volkinburgh and Mrs. Venell Kelley decided to be married there. Municipal Judge E. L. Morris of Gardena read the vows yesterday and a joke box gave out with the wedding march. The best man was the owner of the bar and the maid of honor was a waitress. The bride is 61, her husband 58. She's a great-grandmother and Van Volkinburgh is a grandfather. They had a reception for guests—in the bar. Just Around the Corner ... the Big Talent Show Just around the corner and over the week end—and then Monday night—time for the Talent Show. Local participation and cooperation succeeded in helping 20 acts being chosen from troupers of 20 years on down to open at 8 p.m. Monday and present the first completely local talent show to be given at the Greek Theatre in the City park for many a moon. Old songs and new, foreign and native dances and long dormant talent will be brought to life for this community and all just for the price of coming and watching. BETTY HUTTON ENGAGED HOLLYWOOD (P)—Betty Hutton says she and movie producer portion of Pioneer's Family Estate Sold eighteen acres of the estate of Bernkenstock, pioneer Orcounty family, has been sold B. Stryker of Fullerton at of $50,000. adled by L. F. Buchanan, 130 s Angeles st., the sale inthe old Bernkenstock home, plant house and citrus propnorth Placentia. Trustees the estate are Lewis Lenke, Foss and Al Beazley. 8 p.m. the congregation will with the Union Service at church of Christ. 1944 there were 446,796 accorporations in the U. S. of $21.88. He got a government check for $508,666.26! Calling yesterday to find out what it was all about, Blesser was told it was all a big mistake. A Treasury Department spokesman said a check writing machine operator probably punched the serial number instead of the correct amount. Miss Janet Parr, attractive daughter of Anthony F. Parras of Hansen, who is on vacation from Santa Ana college, is busy working part time at Penny's in Santa Ana. In 1940 there were 34,948,666 families in the United States. There are 683 accredited colleges and universities in the U. 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