anaheim-gazette 1951-08-10

MORE ABOUT... Selfridge (Continued from Page 1) "Faith of Our Fathers" and "Now the Day is Over." Mrs. Besler attended the Cincinnati college of music, the Peabody institute in Baltimore and other schools of music. At the age of five she was considered something of a child prodigy on the plano and actually won a piano contest before she was old enough to go to school. It was while she was at the Cincinnati college of music that she decided to become a singer. She sang with Cincinnati music groups, the Philadelphia Opera company and other major music groups. She then turned her attention to musical comedy and light opera. During the war years she appeared in some 30 different major stage productions in leading theatrical centers of the United States from Broadway to Philharmonic Auditorium in Los Angeles. One of her shows "The Great Waltz" set an attendance record at the famous St. Louis Municipal Opera when it drew more than 15,000 persons a performance for 10 days. In addition she became one of the leading authorities on operetta when she wrote articles on the subject which appeared in national music publications. She has done considerable coaching and teaching. Bethel Baptist Sermon Title "Christ The Head of The Church," has been chosen by Rev. Jacksteit as the sermon subject for Sunday morning at Beamer Baptist church. A special program has been arranged for Sunday evening with Mr. F. Holler as guest soloist. Also the men's chorus will sing. Los Padres Forest Fire Battled SANTA MARIA SD—A forest fire in rugged, uninhabited country of Los Padres National forest was fought by nearly 100 men today. The fire which started yesterday and covered 200 acres by nightfall is along Cuyama road 37 miles northeast of here, mostly in San Luis Obispo county. The fire camp is near Rock Front ranch. singer Kathryn Grayson has sued singing bandleader Johnny Johnston for divorce, alleging extreme cruelty. SERMON TOPIC "An Answer to Prayer" will be the topic of the regular Sunday morning sermons of the Rev. Frank Butterworth at the White Temple Methodist church. MORE ABOUT... Florida Mutual (Continued from Page 1) the job found the right man. In California we have hired men looking for jobs and at least part of our troubles are directly traceable to complete lack of leadership. Many growers here are hoping... Wesley Methodist Minister to Talk On Zebedee The minister's sermon subject at the Wesley Methodist church, is "Zebedee, the Unconcerned." Anthem by the choir, "They that Trust in the Lord." This is a sturdy anthem expressively extolling the care of the Lord for those who trust in Him. Words by Marion Wakeman, music by Forrest Walter, with Margaret Elliott, directing and Sarah Green at the piano. MORE ABOUT ... Florida Mutual (Continued from Page 1) the job found the right man. In California we have hired men looking for jobs and at least part of our troubles are directly traceable to complete lack of leadership. Many growers here are hoping that the Sunkist people will be better able to understand Florida Mutual after talking with Saurman and may change their opinion about it in relation to California. Mr. Wilcox, a month or two ago, stated that California did not need a Mutual. The fact remains that Mutual has put Florida growers on their financial feet and greatly helped the whole economic structure of the southern state. So Full of Fun for Everyone! PEPSI gives MORE BOUNCE TO THE OUNCE SAVE 5¢ Buy the Carton WHY TAKE LESS... WHEN PEPSIS BEST! Pick up several cartons today! 37¢ plus deposit PEPSI-COLA BOTTLING CO., Santa Ana Under Appointment from the PEPSI-COLA CO., New York GIRL'S AND ONE BOY'S bicycle will be given away by the J. C. Penney store of Anaheim. Both bicycles are made by Schwinn and are from L. N. (Pete) Wisser Sport Shop, left, Gus Ehlers Bicycle Shop, right. W. J. Paproki, manager of Penney's, and manager of the drawstands between the bicycles. Kes to be Given Away in Penney Co. et Acquainted with the Kids' Drive J. "Pap" Paprocki, assistant manager of the Anaheim J. C. y store announced today Penney's will give brand new es to a lucky boy and girl Anaheim area. The names of the winners of the bicycles will be pulled out of a hat by Mr. Paprocki on Friday, Sept. 7. Guest Minister Will Speak at St. Michaels The topic of the Rev. Thorold Eller, guest minister at St. Michaael's Episcopal church during August, this Sunday at the 10:30 a.m. service will be "The Deaf and Dumb Man." CARNIVAL of VALUES! Clearance prices on 9 arlooms of all types, 9x12 sizes left from rolls . . The names of the winners of the bicycles will be pulled out of a hat by Mr. Paprocki on Friday, Sept. 7. Christian Science Church Topic Given "Spirit," the supreme power of the universe, will be the subject for consideration in the Sunday Lesson-Sermon in all Christian Science churches. This declaration from Zechariah (4:6) will be the Golden Text: "Not by might, nor by power, but by my spirit, saith the Lord of hosts." Highway Bringing New Construction To Stanton Area The Ethel Dill building at 8031 Main st., Stanton, is taking its place with the attractive new business houses springing up since the state announced Highway 39 would be constructed through the town. Part of the building houses an agency for the Ritz Cleaners and French Laundry, both of Anaheim, operated by Miss Dill. MORE ABOUT ... Suicide (Continued from Page 1) floor. He had shot himself through the right temple, the bullet passing out the left side. He died instantly. Earlier in the week he had visited a local doctor who had advised his wife to keep a close watch on him. Another sister of his wife's, Mrs. William Holsinger, and her husband, of 853 N. Lemon, said they believed he suffered from a complete nervous breakdown. Police Chief Mark Stephenson, and Lts. Sherman and Vipond were called to the scene of the tragedy at 10 a.m. The remains will be shipped to a sister of the deceased in Des Moines, Ia. Backs, Campbell and part of a get-acquainted-the-kids program, Mr. Pasaid that all the kids have come in to the store and er. Kids from 6 to 16 are ee and must be accompany and must be accompa y a parent in order to sign signing up the kids will re-one crack at the bikes. Ad al chances on the bikes will even for each $1 purchase in the store by the kids or parents and friends. Guest Minister Will Speak at St. Michaels The topic of the Rev. Thorold Eller, guest minister at St. Michael's Episcopal church during August, this Sunday at the 10:30 a.m. service will be "The Deaf and Dumb Man." He will be assisted by Mr. Jeffrey Palin, Lay Reader. The special music will be a solo by Dr. C. O. Patterson, "How Beautiful Upon the Mountains." This 10:30 morning Prayer service will be preceded at 8 a.m. by a service of Holy Communion. At 8 p.m. the congregation will join with the Union Service at the Church of Christ where St. Michael's will be in charge of the music. Mrs. Juanita Ross will lead the congregational singing. A Men's Quartet composed of Joe Thompson, Vern Stanton,' Rollo Taylor and Dr. John Wilcox will sing two numbers and Mrs. Margaret Besler will present a soprano solo. MORE ABOUT ... Oil (Continued from Page 1) city be bound, or influenced, by the precedent thus established?" was the sense of his statement. Public opinion, contrary to what might be expected, is not divided along property-owned lines. Property owners who might be expected to profit from the Steele Co.'s prospecting dispute the right of the city to grant leases for drilling sites. Others who own no property take the view that revenue gained by the city from such a lease is for the benefit of all citizens. It appears that the City Council was wholly within its rights under the provisions of Ordinance 774 in signing the drill site lease without consulting with the planning commission. It has been held by some that the council has earned censure by acting high-handedly, but such is not the case. Some have taken exception to Mr. Thompson's statement that drill sites may spread throughout the city if the present permit is CARNIVAL OF VALUES! Clearance prices on 9 ar looms of all types, 9x12 sizes left from rolls... bargain while they last purchase on Garey's EA ALI Regular $7.95. Just think of it!... re wool velvet weave broadly stripe pattern... on SPECIAL ... 9'x22'8" W rose leaf tone on tone, ALL BOUND, regularly $219.50, at... $34.00 odd size, 9'x8'6" in rose or grey, sale at... $42.00 Glamörug, 9'x10'6" gray leaf pattern... $24.95 Waitrend rug, 6'x9 rose pattern, sale at... vised his wife to keep a close watch on him. Another sister of his wife's, Mrs. William Holsinger, and her husband, of 853 N. Lemon, said they believed he suffered from a complete nervous breakdown. Police Chief Mark Stephenson, and Lts. Sherman and Vipond were called to the scene of the tragedy at 10 a.m. The remains will be shipped to a sister of the deceased in Des Moines, Ia. Backs, Campbell and Kaulbars are in charge locally. RETURN FROM TRIP Mr. and Mr. Sam Hilgenfeld returned this week from a two week and 1500-mile auto trip around Northern California. Two weeks ago they left Anaheim for Sacramento to visit their daughter, and then on to Hayward to visit Mrs. Hilgenfeld's sister. During the time traveling they visited Lake Tahoe and Donner Lake, which is located on the Reno side of the mountains. Mrs. Hilgenfeld said she was very much impressed with Donner Lake. In that locality there is a landmark first made by our forefathers as they crossed the plains and entered California through Donner Pass by Donner Lake. Mrs. Hilgenfeld also remarked that the weather was refreshing in the mountains after the heat of Sacramento. $21,500 in Permits Issued by Building Dept. in Past Week Following a record-breaking week, Anaheim Building department had only $21,500 in permits It appears that the City Council was wholly within its rights under the provisions of Ordinance 774 in signing the drill site lease without consulting with the planning commission. It has been held by some that the council has earned censure by acting highhandedly, but such is not the case. Some have taken exception to Mr. Thompson's statement that drill sites may spread throughout the city if the present permit is given. That situation is under strict control says the city council, and, as advisory body to the council, the planning commission would at least be able to make its wishes known. Furthermore, it is said the permits cannot be granted without public hearings at which the public has a chance to be heard. A solution to the whole controversy was heard at a local coffee mill, which might well be considered. "Why not solve the whole thing by giving oil drilling a heavy industrial classification under the zoning ordinance?" was the meat of the suggestion, "and that would automatically restrict any drilling activities, pumping, sump holes and all the other objectionable features of oil production to areas set apart for just that sort of thing!" 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