anaheim-gazette 1951-10-26

SECTION TWO Attend Local Churches Christian Science How death may be "swallowed up in victory" as promised in the Scriptures is considered in the Sunday Bible lesson on "Probation after Death" in all Christian science churches. The Golden Text is from John (5:25) and reads, "The hour is coming, and now is, when the dead shall hear the voice of the Son of God; and they that hear shall live." In a Bible passage Isalah spoke prophetically of man's freedom from sorrow and death when he wrote, "The Lord ... will destroy in this mountain the face of the covering cast over all people, and the vall that is spread over all nations. He will swallow up death in victory; and the Lord God will wipe away tears from off all faces; and the rebuke of his people shall he take away from off all the earth: for the Lord hath spoken it" (25:6-8). In "Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures" Mary Baker Eddy says (pp. 291, 232), "Universal salvation rests on progression and probation, and is unattainable without them." "It is only when the so-called pleasures White Temple The thrilling story of the excavations of buried cities of the Bible will be recountered at the 7 p.m. Sunday evening service at White Temple Methodist church by Rev. Wesley Havermale, Episcopal minister from Santa Ana who has traveled widely in the Holy Land and has accompanied the archaeologists in their research. He will describe the methods by which the age of artifacts is determined, and will bring along a valuable exhibit of curios illustrating the life and customs of both Old Testament and New Testament days. His story is told with warm human interest and avoiding scientific terminology, yet making crystal clear the processes by which highly trained archaeologists have cast a flood of new light upon the meanings of the Bible. Following the evening service, he will be the guest of the young adult "P.M. Club" at the parsonage. In the morning service at 10:50 a.m., Rev. Frank E. Butterworth will preach on the theme, "Censoring the Good News," continuing Zion Lutheran The sixth annual Luther celebration, under the auspices of the nine Lutheran churches Missouri Synod of Orange city, will again take place at Anaheim Union High school ditorium, Sunday at 3 p.m. was reported by the Rev. Ed H. Pflug, pastor of Zion Lutheran church of Anaheim. Featured speaker this year will be Rev. Prof. Martin J. N. of Chicago, Ill. Prof. Neeb, merely an instructor at Concord college in Austin, Texas, is an executive secretary for higher education of the Lutheran church Missouri Synod. Those who heard Rev. Neeb as a summary speaker on the International Lutheran Hour will wish to hear again as he speaks on the eral topic of the blessings of Reformation of the 16th Century for the world of today. A capa crowd of some 1500 is anticipated. Special music for the occasion will be furnished by the voice adult chorus under the direction of Mr. Walter J. K principal of Trinity Lutheran In "Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures" Mary Baker Eddy says (pp. 291, 232), "Universal salvation rests on progression and probation, and is attainable without them." "It is only when the so-called pleasures and pains of sense pass away in our lives, that we find unquestionable signs of the burial of error and the resurrection to spiritual life." Messiah Lutheran The Rev. R. E. Gunther of Norwalk will be speaker at the 11 a.m. service in Messiah Lutheran church, Commonwealth and Stanton aves., Buena Park. Sunday school and Bible class are held at 9:45 a.m. Eat more California Oranges. First Presbyterian "How Firm a Foundation" will be the theme of the sermon for the morning worship service at First Presbyterian church Sunday. The Rev. Howard S. Congdon, pastor, will be the speaker. In 1940 there were 2,480,000 persons in the United States over 70 years of age. FIRST ANNIVERSARY SALE! TAKE YOUR CHOICE for a limited time only $100.00 FOR YOUR OLD SINK or FREE!... A $11950 Youngstown Kitchens FOOD WASTE DISPOSER ...when you buy a new Youngstown Kitchens JET-TOWER DISHWASHER *Not installed. Slightly higher in the West. **Where use not contrary to current local ordinances or state laws. Grace Lutheran "October 31 marks the commemoration date of the beginning of the Protestant Reformation On that date in 1517, Dr. Martin Luther nailed the ninety-fiveth upon the church door of Wittieburg, Germany. The great moment thus had its beginning today we have the glorious tage of that courageous momoe Among the many things contain therein it means, The Open Bible Religious Liberty, Freedom from Fear of Sin, and Assurance of forgiveness of sin through Faith besides the unfailing love of God. The above is the comment Pastor Stief of Grace Lutheran when you buy a new Youngstown Kitchens JET-TOWER DISHWASHER *Not installed. Slightly higher in the West. **Where use not contrary to current local ordinances or state laws. Come in soon... See the Youngstown Kitchens ELECTRIC SINK Features famous Jet-Tower Dishwashing! Fifty-eight jets of piping-hot, booster-heated water shear off all food soil in less than 10 minutes. Vigorous, top-to-bottom Hydro-Brush Action. And See the Youngstown Kitchens FOOD WASTE DISPOSER Banishes garbage forever. Three ways best: (1) Takes continuous feed, (2) self-cleaning, (3) self-reversing action means longer life. ANAHEIM APPLIANCE 114 E. CENTER PHONE 5416 upon the church door of Wittburg, Germany. The great moment thus had its beginning at today we have the glorious heatage of that courageous momment therein it means. The Open Bldg Religious Liberty, Freedom from Fear of Sin, and Assurance of the forgiveness of sin through Failbesides the unfailing love of God. The above is the comment by Pastor Stief of Grace Lutheran Church as he announced the L formation program in Grace Lueran church for Oct. 28, Reformation Sunday. As usual, a cord invitation is extended to the peoof the community to attend the Worship Services at Grace Lueran. The final sermon in the series of three dealing with oi "Christian Faith" will be presened, it is "The Holy Ghost, oi Comforter." The Senior Choir Grace Lutheran will present thereto anthem "The King of Love" at Shelley. The choir is under the direction of Mr. Lewis Kidder. New members will be receivinto the fellowship of Grace Lueran as a special part of the 10th a.m. service. The Sacrament of Holy Baptism will be administed, as well as the rite of Confirmation and other members will be received by transfer. In the evening the members a friends of Grace Lutheran t urged to attend the AmericLutheran Reformation Service be held in St. Peter's Lutheran Church, 15th and N. Parton, San Ana. This service begins at 7 p.m. and Dr. O. C. Mees of HoeTrinity Lutheran of Long Beawill be the guest speaker. NAHEIM EST. 1870 GAZETTE Anaheim, California, Friday, October 26, 1951 ES on Lutheran the sixth annual Luther Day ration, under the auspices of nine Lutheran churches— our Synod of Orange council will again take place at the Anaheim Union High school audulum, Sunday at 3 p.m., it reported by the Rev. Edwin Dugge, pastor of Zion Lutherchurch of Anaheim. featured speaker this year will be Rev. Prof. Martin J. Neeb, Chicago, Ill. Prof. Neeb, forward an instructor at Concordia College in Austin, Texas, is now active secretary for higher edducation of the Lutheran church— our Synod. Those who have had Rev. Neeb as a summer ker on the International LuthHour will wish to hear him as he speaks on the gentopic of the blessings of the formation of the 16th Century the world of today. A capacity of some 1500 is anticipated. Special music for the occasion be furnished by the 150adult chorus under the division of Mr. Walter J. Koch, Capital of Trinity Lutheran Anaheim / Gazetteer by JOHN S. NEUBAUER The effectual fervent prayer of a righteous man avalleth much—Jas. 5:16. CALIFORNIANA — San Juan Capistrano mission was sold to Juan Forester and James McKinley for $710 Oct. 28, 1845; La Puisima was sold to John Temple for $1,110; San Luis Obispo was still hammering the typewriter. Bethel Baptist Rev. Berthold Jacksteit of Bethel Baptist church will preach Sunday morning on "The One Indispensable Virtue." Sunday evening Rev. Carl W. Jungkeit of Santa Rosa will tell of his work with the Sunday School Union, and will show pictures. Rev. Jungkelt is in charge of the American Sunday School Union's work in the central part of California. He will show how the gospel is taken to the out-of-way places by the American Sun- ley for $510; Santa Barbara was leased to Nicholas Den and Daniel Hill for $1200; Santa Ines was leased to Jose Maria Covarnublas and Joaquin Carrillo for $580 a year, and San Fernanda was leased to Andres Pico and Juan Manso for $1200. Later President Abraham Lincoln restored the mission properties to the church. ADVERTISERS—It pays to advertise! That's not just an advertising slogan. It is a fact. Louis Danz, the cultured intellectual who operates a music establishment, uses want ads effectively. When a resident of Anaheim, Danz turned out several books. He's still hammering the typewriter. By the same token Burr Shafer who also peddles musical instruments, uses the "little salesmen" — want ads — effectively. Shafer is one of America's best known magazine cartoonists. He has several books on the best seller lists, 'boot. There's nothing funny about it, these men know the value of advertising... So does Herb Haugh who is associated with Ralph Maas... VALUES — You don't have to talk to Ralph Rouland, the Gazette classified ad manager, to find out that there are values galore on the want ad page. Look BETHEL BAPISTAT church will preach Sunday morning on "The One Indispensable Virtue." Sunday evening Rev. Carl W. Jungkeit of Santa Rosa will tell of his work with the Sunday School Union, and will show pictures. Rev. Jungkeit is in charge of the American Sunday School Union's work in the central part of California. He will show how the gospel is taken to the out-of-way places by the American Sunday School Union. At the close of the evening service there will be a farewell service for Mr. and Mrs. Carl Remland and their son, Paul. The Remlands have been active members in Bethel Baptist church since their childhood days. Mr. Remland was vice moderator of the church last year and is now a member of the deacon board, president of the male chorus, vice president of the Men's Brotherhood. The Remlands are moving to their ranch in the Ojai valley. **St. Michael's Episcopal** Girl Scouts, Brownies and Job's Daughters will attend as groups at the 11 a.m. worship service at St. Michael's Episcopal church Sunday morning. The Rev. John K. Saville will speak on the sermon topic "A Lay Apostle of Anaheim." Holy Communion will be celebrated at 8 a.m. and church school and a family service will be held at 9:30 a.m. bers of Grace Lutheran's Choir will join with St. Peter's Choir and present the anthems "Beautiful Savior" by Christiansen and "A Mighty Fortress Is Our God" by Ohls. **VALUES** — You don't have to talk to Ralph Rouland, the Gazette classified ad manager, to find out that there are values galore on the want ad page. A look will convince you... It's complete... Pete Hobson will take care of your termites... Bill Ward will take care of that drip—the faucet, a course... L. L. Reader is the man to see for mom's sewing machine... If you want something plastered, Sam Mustedanaich is the plasterer you need. **SERVICE**—Marcus Gardner is Anaheim's blindman... Oscar Scholz is a master painter—a man who prides himself in a job well done... Joseph Hurst is a specialist. He is an expert watch repairman and jeweler. Besides that there, he also can handle government red tape... The Morales Bros., are doing quite well, thankee; they're expanding their enterprise by building a $100,000 factory-warehouse in the Northgate district... William Hadley is Anaheim's home baker. He specializes in oven fresh pastry. **BOOSTERS** — Even messages from Anaheim boosters can be found on the want ad page. Jess Medaris, the realtor, specializes in making friends... Fred Plepenbrink is an Anahelmer who is willing to lend a helping hand to those who wish to establish a home... **EVERYTHING** — Neil Stanley, the adchaser, could tell you that it pays to advertise. It pays two known magazine cartoonists. He has several books on the best seller lists, t'boot. There's nothing funny about it, these men know the value of advertising... So does Herb Haugh who is associated with Ralph Maas... **BENEFIT HORSE SHOW** 6,000 GRANDSTAND ON SALE TODAY! $1.00 plus tax BENEFIT HORSE SHOW PRESENTED BY FULLERTON OPTI-MRS. CLUB AND ASSOCIATED RIDING CLUBS OF ORANGE COUNTY FOR CASA COLINA HOME FOR CRIPPLED CHILDREN SUNDAY, OCT. 28 STARTING AT 9:30 A.M. EL RODEO CLUB GROUNDS Imperial and Valencia Sts.—2 Miles East of Brea 40 EVENTS, Including RACING (Harness and Running) JUMPERS—CALF ROPING—DRILL TEAMS CUTTING HORSES—FIELD EVENTS A Taste of all Equestrian Events ADMISSION: $2.50, including horse show and Barbeque Dinner (Horse Show Alone $1.00) Barbecue Dinner—11:30 a.m.—1:30 p.m. Children's Dinner (12 and under) 75c Children's Show Admission A Toy for Crippled Children or 2 Cans of Food ZETTE Page 7 ays—it lets folks know what the advertiser has to offer and it helps the reader who needs a service some commodity... By reading the advertising messages of aheim merchants and professional people, you can shop at your convenience without having to listen to a salesman with a sales talk... Newspaper advertising is not high pressured. It is never offensive. But it offers you more for your dollar... Make it a habit to read Gazette advertising. You can't go wrong by doing so—and you'll be doing yourself a favor. NITECAPSULE—No one ever got something for nothing, but a lot of folks try to. ANAHEIM presents ITS 28th ANNIVERSARY HALLOWEEN PAGEANT HALLOWEEN PAGEANT PARADE AND SHOW "THE BIGGEST HALLOWE'EN IN THE WORLD" WEDNESDAY, OCT. 31 at 7:00 P.M. Sit and See the Show and Parade in Comfort • 25 Uniformed Bands • 48 Floats • Mounted Entries • Circus Acts • Hilarious Stunts ONE EXCITING DAY Schedule of Major Events Sunday, Oct. 28—Kiddies Window Art Contest Monday, Oct. 29 Tuesday, Oct. 30 Tuesday, Oct. 30—Kiddies Window Art Judging Contest Wednesday, Oct. 31—Hallowe'en Day 6:00 A.M.—Circus Type Calliope awakens Anaheimers for costume Breakfast $1.00 plus tax Schedule of Major Events Sunday, Oct. 28—Kiddies Window Art Contest Monday, Oct. 29 Tuesday, Oct. 30 Tuesday, Oct. 30—Kiddies Window Art Judging Contest Wednesday, Oct. 31—Hallowe'en Day 6:00 A.M.—Circus Type Calliope awakens Anaheimers for costume Breakfast 7:00 A.M.—Costumed Carousel Breakfast 10:30 A.M.—Downtown Jamboree-Whiskerino Contest—Kangaroo Court ... 2:00 P.M.—Kiddies Costume Parade 3:00 P.M.—Kiddies Hallowe'en Show — Greek Theater 7:00 P.M.—Hallowe'en Pageant Parade and Mardi Gras 7:00 P.M.—Pre-Parade show — La Palma Park Stadium BUY YOUR TICKETS AT S.Q.R. 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