anaheim-gazette 1951-08-30

'51-'52 Religious Education Program Curriculum Told The Christian Education committee of the Association of Christian Churches of Anaheim announces their choice of a complete curriculum of religious instruction for the Release Time Religious Education classes for the school year 1951-52. The committee, headed by Pastor Stief of Grace Lutheran church, reviewed a number of types of material now in use. Whole hearted agreement was reached on material published by the Parish Education committee of the American Lutheran Conference Churches of America. This material is especially geared to classes of the nature of Release Time. The entire series of courses for grades 4-8 are Bible based on such subjects as "Heroes of the Old Testament" for 4th grade; "Learning and Working With Jesus" for 5th grade; "Journey Through Bible Lands" for 6th grade; "Knowing Our Bible" for 7th grade and "Life In The Kingdom of God" for the 8th grade. All preliminary plans are underway for the organization of classes and arranging for the meeting of the same for this school year. The committee working with the Roman Catholic representative, Sister Henrietta, are arranging for contact with each child and parents of the Anaheim elementary schools. The school officials, headed by Lutherans Name Confab Delegates Fred Liebi and LeRoy Whitehead were named delegates to the California District Lutheran Brotherhood convention to be held Sunday, Sept. 2 at First Lutheran church, Ontario. The convention business meeting begins at 2 p.m., Sunday. Election of officers will be one of the main items of business. Special messages will be heard from the International president of the American Lutheran Brotherhood, Carl Schock of Detroit, Mich. The local Brotherhood of Grace Lutheran will be represented by delegates, several other members including W. Fluegge, C. Benzel, H. C. Martens, H. Dickman, V. John and Pastor H. Steif. A special feature of this year's convention will be a clinic which will be held on Saturday evening preceding the convention. Topics will be presented pertinent to discussion. Mr. C. Bartz, president of the California District Brotherhood of the American Lutheran church will speak on "What I as a layman expect of the Brotherhood." Pastor H. F. Stief of Grace Lutheran here in Anaheim will speak on "What I as Pastor expect of my Brotherhood." Dr. K. Koosemann, president of the California District of the American Lutheran church, will speak on "What the District expects of the Brotherhood." Following these presentations the men will disperse into groups for discussion of program projects. All preliminary plans are underway for the organization of classes and arranging for the meeting of the same for this school year. The committee working with the Roman Catholic representative, Sister Henrietta, are arranging for contact with each child and parents of the Anaheim elementary schools. The school officials, headed by the Superintendent Mr. P. Cook, have been most co-operative and sympathetic with the program. It is the hope of the committee that all parents in the community will avail themselves and their children of this fine opportunity to learn Christian truths. The churches of the Association of Christian Churches of Anaheim invite your children and urge you to see that they attend. Early Anaheim Orange Grower Taken by Death Martin V. Stewart, 78, died at his home, 9500 Olive st., Bellflower, Tuesday. He was born in Garden Grove, Iowa, and has lived in Bellflower for the past eight years. Previous to that he had resided in Anaheim for 40 years, as owner of one of the first orange groves in town near Santa Ana st., and Placentia ave. Surviving him are one son, Martin V. Stewart of Yorba Linda; two daughters, Mrs. Robert Murphy of Fullerton and Mrs. Lenore Swartzbach of Anaheim; three grandchildren, one great grandchild, and one sister, Mrs. Charles Beam of Yuciapa, Calif. Memorial services will be held at Backs, Campbell and Kaulbars chapel Saturday at 2 p.m. Rev. Robert Kevorkian will officiate. Interment will be at Anaheim cemetery. AMATEUR PROFESSIONAL MIAMI, Fla. (FP)—Two years ago Theodosia La Barbera, Miami housewife, enrolled in a creative writing class at the local Y.W.C.A. Within a year she had won a $2,000 prize in a radio contest; since then she has won $350 on another radio play. 17-Year-Resident Of Anaheim Dies John J. Kerwin, 69, died at his home, 13922 South st., yesterday. He was born in Ireland in 1882 and has resided in Anahiem since 1834, after arriving in the U.S. in 1902. He leaves his wife, Mary E. of Anaheim; six sons, Thomas, James, both of Anaheim, Charles Frederick and John, all of Hermosa Beach and Joseph of Compton; three daughters, Mrs. Anna Hallbrand of Culver City, Mrs. Mary Riehl and Mrs. Ellen Guenthard, both of Los Angeles; 12 grandchildren; one sister, Sister Winifred Kerwin of Maine; two brothers and one sister, all of Ireland. He was a member of St. Boniface Catholic church and the Holy Name society: Recitation of Holy Rosary will be held in the chapel at Backs, Campbell and Kaulbars Friday at 7:30 p.m. Mass will be held at St. Boniface church Saturday at 10 a.m. Interment will be in Holy Sepulcher cemetery. Heart-Saving Unit Set for LA County Fair, Sept. 14-30 Among the countless innovations to be presented at Los Angeles County Fair in Pomona, Sept. 14-30, will be a heart saving kitchen. Designed by the Heart of the Home Committee of the Los Angeles Heart association, the novel arrangement minimizes the exertions required by bending, reaching, lifting, standing and walking through clever yet simple devices and contrivances easily installed in the modern home. Scientists estimate the light of a hayman expect of the Brotherhood." Pastor H. F. Stief of Grace Lutheran here in Anaheim will speak on "What I as Pastor expect of my Brotherhood." Dr. K. Koosemann, president of the California District of the American Lutheran church, will speak on "What the District expects of the Brotherhood." Following these presentations the men will disperse into groups for discussion of program, projects, education and recreation. AMATEUR PROFESSIONAL MIAMI, Fla. (P) — Two years ago Theodosia La Barbera, Miami housewife, enrolled in a creative writing class at the local Y.W.C.A. Within a year she had won a $2,000 prize in a radio contest; since then she has won $350 on another radio play. 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