anaheim-gazette 1952-02-15

MODERN APPROACH—A moveable white birth seryer, three feet high, 20 inches deep and five and one-half feet long is a very practical addition to the Jerry Warde household on So. Walnut ave. It creates the illusion of an entry hall at the front door while providing needed storage space for table linens and silver.—(Gazette photo by Kreidt) Two Anaheim Families Solve Small Home Problems with Room Dividers By JOAN S. WHITE What the Glen Castos wanted in their house was a more clear-cut division between living and dining areas. Joyce and Jerry Warde's house needed an entrance hall and more storage space. Both families solved their individual problems with a room divider. These days, a room divider goes directly against the trend toward necessity to a small house. Leave out partitions, say the experts, so that traffic can flow freely, and the house may then be arranged in areas instead of in rooms. This theory works out well on paper, but family living demands privacy and a place to retreat occasionally. A solid partition of two also helps with furniture arrangement. In the main we are well settled three feet. Above the planter is a lattice work made from fishing pole bamboo set six inches apart. The bamboo has been finished naturally and fits into a light framework of 2"x2" boards painted green. Local nurserymen suggested a pure peat moss bed for the plants and it takes only occasional watering to keep the following BY JOAN S. WHITE What the Glen Castos wanted in their house was a more clear-cut division between living and dining areas. Joyce and Jerry Warde's house needed an entrance hall and more storage space. Both families solved their individual problems with a room divider. These days, a room divider goes directly against the trend toward open planning. The so-called "open plan" gives a feeling of spaciousness to a small house. Leave out partitions, say the experts, so that traffic can flow freely, and the house may then be arranged in areas instead of in rooms. This theory works out well on paper, but family living demands privacy and a place to retreat occasionally. A solid partition of two also helps with furniture arrangement. In the main; we are well satisfied with the homes our architects have given us, aren't we? The picture window has won us over as has the large amount of living space that is crammed into the confines of carefully measured square footage. But little annoyances do arise. We get the feeling that all that space needs to be broken up to be put to more effective use. Here is where the cleverly conceived room divider enters the picture. PLYWOOD PLANTER The Glen Castos found that an attractive planter which juts out from the wall some four feet can be easily built with simple tools, and very effectively separates dining space from the living room proper. Theirs is made with a base of combed plywood, a rectangle eight inches in depth to fit into the space between living and dining room rugs. A galvanized metal pan for house plants fits into the plywood base at a height of about three feet. Above the planter is a lattice work made from fishing pole bamboo set six inches apart. The bamboo has been finished naturally and fits into a light framework of 2"x2" boards painted green. Local nurserymen suggested a pure peat moss bed for the plants and it takes only occasional watering to keep the following exotic ornamental plants thriving: tri-leaf wonder, variegated croton, dubia philodendrum, rabbit track, difenbachia, pefferonia, watermelon begonia, phoenix phellina palm, nyphitis and grape ivy. BLEACHED SIRCH SERVER The Warde's problem involved the dining room too, but in a different way. In their home, the front door opens directly into the dining room and guests must pass through this room to get to the living room. Placement of a coat closet leaves little space for the traditional buffet. It did, that is, until a specially constructed room divider was introduced. It is a long narrow piece of furniture which the Wardes call a "server." Made of bleached birch to match the rest of the dining room furniture, it is set with its back toward the front door to form a small entry way, and at the same time provide storage space for linens and glassware. Jerry Warde, a cabinet maker by trade, built one long drawer across the top to accommodate silverware and table linen. Its length allows tablecloths to be stored there with a minimum of folding. Beneath the drawer, sliding doors on a metal track conceal a special partition for table pads, and several shelves for crystal and china. Unlike a permanent partition, this versatile server can be moved when necessary, and the Warde's like the idea so well, they are planning an all-purpose desk to divide a den alcove from the living room. VIENNA UP—New snowfalls and avalanches cut road and rail communication lines. PONTIAC CO. 336 S. LOS ANGELES ST. Anaheim Ph. 4012 Orange County's Oldest Pontiac Dealer MOVING-STORAGE General Truelding —PHONE 2123— 505 S. Los Angeles St. Anaheim FREE CAR WASH Come in and learn how you may get your car washed and vacuumed FREE MAJOR QUALITY GASOLINE at SERVE YOURSELF PRICES "A Clean Car Always Runs Better!" K&L Super Service and 5-Minute Auto Wash 558 S. LOS ANGELES at WATER ST. PHONE 7550 UNLIKE a permanent partition, this versatile server can be moved when necessary, and the Warde's like the idea so well, they are planning an all-purpose desk to divide a den alcove from the living room. VIENNA (UP)—New snowfalls and avalanches cut road and rail communications in Austria today, leaving hundreds of villages temporarily isolated. WASHINGTON (UP)—A government board's approval of the union shop for a million rail workers gave labor unions a lever today to pry the same compulsory arrangement out of other industries. LEGAL NOTICES (Pub. Anaheim Gazette, Jan. 25, Feb. 9, 19, 1952.) CERTIFICATE OF BUSINESS FICTITIOUS FIRM NAME P-5711 THE UNDERSIGNED does hereby certify that I am conducting a business at 433 W. Center St., City of Anaheim, County of Orange, State of California, under the fictitious firm name of G. J. CLASEN CO., and that said firm is composed of the following person, whose name and address is as follows, to wit: GERHARD J. CLASEN, 1133 W. South St., Anaheim, California. WITNESS my hand this 22nd day of January, 1952. GERHARD J. CLASEN. STATE OF CALIFORNIA COUNTY OF ORANGE On this 22nd day of January, 1952, before me, Warren L. Schutz, a Notary Public in and for said County and State, residing therein, duly commissioned and aworn, personally appeared GERHARD J. CLASEN known to me to be the person whose name is subscribed to the within instrument, and acknowledged to me that he executed the same. IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have hereunto set my hand and affixed my official seal the day and year in this Certificate first above written. WARREN L. SCHUTZ Notary Public in and for said County and State. (SEAL) My Commission Expires March 6, 1954 TRY THIS—If you long for a separate dining room and have none, do as the Glen Castos did at their home on Orangewood ave. From combed plywood and fishing pole bamboo, they built this ornamental planter which combines beauty with utility to give the effect of two separate rooms without completely closing one from the other. Mrs. Casto keeps the green leaves in the planter lustrous with a patented plant polish applied with cotton. (Gazette photo by Kreidt) 'Crusade for Christ' at Bethel Baptist to Feature Evangelist Dr. Jack MacArthur, the well-known Hollywood evangelist and radio preacher, will conduct a "Crusade for Christ" at the Bethel Baptist church, Broadway and Lemon st., beginning Sunday. He will preach at both the 10:45 a.m. and 7:30 p.m. services on Sunday and thereafter every evening beginning at 7:30. "I feel that social and spiritual 5 Anaheim Gazette Att Wesley Methodist It will be layman's Sunday at Wesley. The minister is invited to take it easy and relax while the laymen take over. They will sing take up the offering, make anouncements, and do the speaking. This will be worth watching. The choir, under the direction of Margaret Elliott, will furnish special music. First Presbyterian Sermon theme for the Rev. Howard S. Congdon's sermon Sunday morning will be "He Came Seeing." Services begin at 10:45 a.m. Church school begins at 9:45. AUHS ANGLES By JOANN FAUST After a four day holiday the students are once again surrounding every corner of the campus. Some with cheerful faces, others not quite so happy. But school is back in session again and a regular schedule will follow this week and the first of next week except for Friday, when the students will celebrate Washington's birthday. Dr. Jack MacArthur, the well-known Hollywood evangelist and radio preacher, will conduct a "Crusade for Christ" at the Bethel Baptist church, Broadway and Lemon st., beginning Sunday. He will preach at both the 10:45 a.m. and 7:30 p.m. services on Sunday and thereafter every evening beginning at 7:30. "I feel that social and spiritual conditions today demand a great resurgence of evangelism, and it is my conviction, with deep regrets at having to leave my congregation, that I should answer the call of God and re-enter this field of special service," said Dr. MacArthur when he recently resigned as pastor of the Fountain Avenue Baptist church of Hollywood and entered full time evangelistic work. During the four years he spent at the Fountain Avenue church, Dr. MacArthur received more members—almost 1000 in number—into the fellowship of the church than had been received during its entire previous history beginning in 1923. A great evangelistic crusade conducted in Hollywood by Dr. MacArthur during the summer of 1950 brought such signal results that the facilities of the church thereafter were inadequate to care for the congregation and all services since that time were held in the Melrose theater. A number of prominent Hollywood Nurserymen say by Orange County Nurserymen's Association One of the treats of the spring garden is the flowering of deciduous shrubs and trees. Some species are best planted where they stand out as specimens, usually those kinds having rather ornamental stems when bare, while others, such as the Spirae, are best planted against a dark background where the bloom shows up prominently and where the bare stems DR. JACK MACARTHUR (Crusader) personalities were converted under Dr. MacArthur's ministry, including Roy Rogers and Dale Evans. Spoken of by Dr. Charles E. Fuller, founder and director of the world famous "Old Fashioned Revival Hour," as "Today's man for today's challenge," Dr. MacArthur has been widely used in evangelistic campaigns throughout the United States and Canada. Before accepting the Fountain ave. pastorate, he was supervisor of evangelists for the Fuller Evangelistic Foundation and previous to that served as an evangelist in the Extension department of the Moody Bible Institute. Dr. MacArthur is the founder and director of the well known "Voice of Cavlary" radio program, one of the West Coast's most popular religious broadcasts, now in its tenth year of consecutive broadcasting. In addition, he has also authored a number of books and numerous articles that have appeared in evangelical publications in America, Great Britain and Australia. One of his booklets Students are once again surrounding every corner of the campus. Some with cheerful faces, others not quite so happy. But school is back in session again and a regular schedule will follow this week and the first of next week except for Friday, when the students will celebrate Washington's birthday. Tonight ends basketball season for AUHS when the "Colonists" will meet Orange High School on the "Fanthera'" floor. Good luck, Colonists. Seven senior publications students will publish the Anaheim Bulletin tonight. Included will be the writing of editorials, columns, society, sports, news and feature items. Last year's publications class put out the Gazette for a day. Tomorrow night will be dreamtime and dance time for AUHS students attending the annual Military ball. With all the gay, cheerful atmosphere and soft music, every couple will be dancing on a cloud to the music of Fred Lucente and his combo. Every student is welcome to attend, but no stags are allowed, and the dance is formal. The tickets can be bought from any Cadet or Girls Rifle Team member. The price of admission is $1.50. Today is Last Day for Filing Employers Attention!!! Today is the last day for filing state Information returns Form 599, warns Thomas H. Kuchel, chairman of the Franchise Tax board. Employers must report wages earned by single employees amounting to $2000 or more and married employees whose combined earnings are $3500 or more. Forms 599 as well as Summary Form 596 may be secured from the Los Angeles office of the New snowfalls cut road and rail lines in Austria today, adding to the all-purpose desk den alcove from the permanent partition. A governor's approval of the for a million rail work-unions a lever to the same compulsory out of other indus-trial notices GOTON UP—A govern-ral's approval of the for a million rail work-unions a lever to the same compulsory out of other indus-trial notices Generally, soil should be rich and well loam. Addition of peat moss or leaf mold worked in deeply improves nearly any soil. Deciduous shrubs mostly are best planted at this time of year when they are available in the bare root stage at nurseries. Among our deciduous flowering shrubs are the flowering quince, with gay red, pink, or white blossoms on interestingly tangled branches. Magnolia soulangeana is an upright shrub bearing purple and cream chalices on dark upright stems. Magnolia stellata displays waxy white stars that look like artificial wax flowers. Dwarf flowering almond bears a profusion of tiny pink or white very double blooms. The gracefully arching branches of the Forsythia, or Golden Bells, are strung with gay yellow bells in February or March. Spirea, both the single form known as Bridal Wreath, and the double form make banks of snow in the spring garden. Mention must be made of the lilac. While it does not make the show here that it does in colder climates, its fragrance and lovely lavender sprays endear it to all who know it. One of the treats of the spring garden is the flowering of deciduous shrubs and trees. Some species are best planted where they stand out as specimens, usually those kinds having rather ornamental stems when bare, while others, such as the Spirae, are best planted against a dark background where the bloom shows up prominently and where the bare stems are almost invisible. This point should be considered when choosing a deciduous shrub. Generally, soil should be rich and well loam. Addition of peat moss or leaf mold worked in deeply improves nearly any soil. Deciduous shrubs mostly are best planted at this time of year when they are available in the bare root stage at nurseries. Among our deciduous flowering shrubs are the flowering quince, with gay red, pink, or white blossoms on interestingly tangled branches. Magnolia soulangeana is an upright shrub bearing purple and cream chalices on dark upright stems. Magnolia stellata displays waxy white stars that look like artificial wax flowers. Dwarf flowering almond bears a profusion of tiny pink or white very double blooms. The gracefully arching branches of the Forsythia, or Golden Bells, are strung with gay yellow bells in February or March. Spirea, both the single form known as Bridal Wreath, and the double form make banks of snow in the spring garden. Mention must be made of the lilac. While it does not make the show here that it does in colder climates, its fragrance and lovely lavender sprays endear it to all who know it. A college and seminary graduate, Dr. MacArthur is highly qualified for his ministry. His musical abilities and interest in athletics, dating back to his college days, in addition to his dynamic preaching, especially qualify him for work with young people. He has been a popular speaker at "Youth for Christ" rallies from one end of the nation to the other and has been widely used as a Bible and evangelistic conference speaker. The general public is invited to hear Dr. MacArthur. A well staffed and well equipped nursery will be provided at all services. A listening room is also available for parents who wish to stay with their little ones. WEEK END SPECIAL 10% OFF ON ALL Bare Root Shade Trees Black Locust Chinese Elm Silver Maple Catalpa Weeping Willow Poplar and Others WE GIVE AND REDEEM GOLD BOND STAMPS LANDSCAPE CONTRACTOR 1228 Lincoln Ave Phone Anaheim 5450 Attend Church Christian Science "Soul," which is the subject of the Sunday Lesson-Sermon in all Christian Science churches, is described as the source of all real joy, harmony, strength, and health. The Golden Text is from the Psalms (35:9): "My soul shall be joyful in the Lord: it shall rejoice in his salvation." Matthew's Gospel records that two blind men followed Jesus, "crying and saying, Thou son of David, have mercy on us." Jesus said unto them, "Believe ye that I am able to do this? They said unto him, Yea, Lord. Then touched he their eyes, saying, According to your faith be it unto you. And their eyes were opened" (9:27-30). Citations from "Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures" by Mary Baker Eddy include: "Knowing that Soul and its attributes were forever manifested through man, the Master healed the sick, gave sight to the blind, hearing to the deaf, feet to the lame, thus bringing to light the scientific action of the divine Mind on human minds and bodies and giving a better understanding of Soul and salvation" (p. 210). POCATELLO, Idaho (D)—Sen. Taft (R-Ohio) stormed this Idahb labor center last night and spelled out a defense of the oft-criticized Taft-Hartley labor law. White Temple Methodist In observance of annual Brotherhood Week, sponsored by the National Council of Christians and Jews the week before Washington's Birthday, Rev. Frank E. Butterworth of White Temple Methodist church will preach at the 7 o'clock Sunday night service on the theme, "Debunking Anti-Semitism." Most of us don't realize how thoroughly the late Nazis did their work of implanting the seeds of misconception and prejudice concerning the Jews," states the pastor. "I have been interested in research concerning popular statements about this minority group, and on Sunday evening will present my findings based on statistical factual surveys. Every Christian and every real American must be on guard less he be taken in by half-truths and stereotypes." At the 10:50 a.m. service; he will preach on "Faith For The Dark." White Temple Methodist Youth Fellowship will entertain all of the church youth groups of Anaheim at an inter-church sing in their Wesley Hall on Sunday evening at 9 p.m., to which all youth are invited. WASHINGTON (U)—The Army announced today that enlisted members of the organized reserve now on active duty involuntarily will be released after 20 to 24 WHEN YOU BUILD ask your contractor TO INSTALL A FIRE RESISTANT WALL or FLOOR SAFE The cost is negligible and the first cost is the last MEILINK STEEL WALL SAFES • FIRE RESISTANT THROUGH 1 HOUR FIRE TEST • COMBINATION LOCK • LARGE STORAGE SPACE also STAR FLOOR SAFES WEBER BOOK STORE 139 W. 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