anaheim-gazette 1952-05-16

5 Anaheim Gazette FRIDAY, MAY 18, 1958 ANAHEIM, CALIFORNIA Church Notes St. Michael's Episcopal At the 11:00 a.m. Service this Sunday, May 18, at St. Michael's Episcopal church, two speakers from the Gideon Bible Society will present the very worthwhile work of their organization. This group places Bibles in hotels, hospitals and schools in this country, and sends thousands overseas to aid in Missionary work. The Recorder of St. Michael's, the Rev. John Kimball Saville, will comment briefly on the subject, "The Centrality of the Bible in the Christian Religion. Other Services will be as usual, with Holy Communion at 8 a.m. at which the recent Confirmation Class will make their first Communion. A coffee hour will follow immediately. At 9:30 a.m., Family Worship and church school will be held. At 1 p.m. the Sunday school, Junior choir members, and Acolytes will gather at the church to leave for the Occidental college Greek Theatre, where the Annual Missionary and Mite Box Offering will be held. At 7 p.m., Evening Prayer in the church will be followed by the Young People's Fellowship. Cypress Nazarene NYPS Convention The district Nazarene Young People's society convention was held at the University Church of the Nazarene in San Diego, May 8 and 9th. Dr. Mendell Taylor, General Nazarene Youth president, was the speaker. Those attending from the Cypress church were Avanelle Knight, Wilhelmina Van Hunnick, Sylvia Goodman, Mrs. Irene Rhodes, Mrs. Betty Woodmansee, Mrs. Pearl Thrower, Bobby Knight, Rev. and Mrs. William Howard. District Assembly The Forty-sixth Annual Assembly of the Southern California Ditsrict Church of the Nazarene will be held May 22 through 24 in the First Church of the Nazarene in San Bernardino. There are fifty-seven churches in this district and each of these churches will be represented by their pastors, their wives, and delegates elected by the church of which they are members. Those elected to represent the Cypress Church of the Nazarene are Mrs. William Howard and Mrs. Herbert Orban. Dr. G. B. Williamson will be the presiding officer. Mrs. Jeff Davis and Mrs. Guy Smith were elected as delegates to the district Convention of the Weimen's Foreign Missionary Society to be held at the First Church in San Bernardino May 21. THE REV. VICTOR BEHN (Vesper Service Speaker) Second Greek Theater Vesper Service Set The Rev. Victor L. Behn pastor of Immanuel Luther Church in Orange, will do the sermon in outdoor services to be held at 6 p.m. the Greek theater of Anaheim City park. Following the sermon on theme "Timely Questions" the mon will be "Does Prayer Help Liturgist will be the Rev. V Gesch, pastor of St. John's Seran Church in Orange. Pastor Behnken is the son Dr. J. W. Behnken, president of the Lutheran Church — Miss Synod. He graduated from cordia Seminary in St. Louis in 1932 and served as pastor St. Paul Lutheran Church, Greek Theatre, where the Annual Missionary and Mite Box Offering will be held. At 7 p.m., Evening Prayer in the church will be followed by the Young People's Fellowship. Christian Science The significance of man's existence in Spirit in contrast with the illusion that he lives n a mortal body will be stressed in the Sunday Lesson-Sermon on "Mortals and Immortals" in all Christian Science churches. The Golden Text from Romans (8:8,9) reads, "They that are in the flesh cannot please God. But ye are not in the flesh, but in the Spirit, if so be that the Spirit of God dwell in you." In Paul's first epistle to the Corinthians (15:58) he counsels, "My beloved brethren, be ye stedfast, unmoveable, always abounding in the work of the Lord, forasmuch as ye know that your labor is not in vain in the Lord." In "Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures" Mary Baker Eddy says, "We must realize the ability of mental might to offset human misconceptions and to replace them with the life which is spiritual, not material." "The evidence of man's immortality will become more apparent, as material beliefs are given up and the immortal facts of being are admitted" (p. 429). For Health, Eat California Fruit A WHITE FIXTURE CO. Custom Built BREAKFAST NOOK! Will add Glamour to your Kitchen at they are members. Those elected to represent the Cypress Church of the Nazarene are Mrs. William Howard and Mrs. Herbert Orban. Dr. G. B. Williamson will be the presiding officer. Mrs. Jeff Davis and Mrs. Guy Smith were elected as delegates to the district Convention of the Weimen's Foreign Missionary Society to be held at the First Church in San Bernardino May 21. Mothers Honored In honor of Mother's Day May 11, the Cypress Church of the Nazarene paid special tribute to all mothers present during the Sunday school hour and the Worship service. Rev. Howard presented gifts of lovely potted plants to Mrs. Carl Matthew, mother of the youngest baby who was only 13 days old, Mrs. Hollis Woodmansee, Jr., youngest mother, Mrs. Rolla Rhodes, mother of the largest number of children, and Mrs. Sarah Chapman, the oldest mother and grandmother present. Christian Church Harold Cole who returned this past week from Osaka, Japan will speak this Sunday at the Christian church for the Morning Service. Mr. Cole has served the past five years as head of the Osaka Christian Mission and Bible Seminary. He is a former Anaheim resident and a graduate of Anaheim Union High school. In World War II he served in the Army as a theme "Timely Questions" that mon will be "Does Prayer Halt Liturgist will be the Rev. W Gesch, pastor of St John's eran Church in Orange. Pastor Behnken is the sr Dr. J. W. Behnken, president the Lutheran Church — Miss Synod. He graduated from cordia Seminary in St. Louis in 1932 and served as past St. Paul Lutheran Church, Worth, Texas, until 1946 when came to Immanuel. He has s as president of the Southern formia District of his church in 1951. Two choral groups will f music for the services, Zion eran Children's Chorus will directed by Mr. Paul Lol Anaheim and the Zion Lut Senior Choir of Anaheim will directed by Mrs. Walter Ke The public is invited to vespers, which will be held park each Sunday. HEN PARTY LA MESA, Calif. (P)—Put women on the U.N. Korea team, says Mrs. Helen Flann a candidate for the state le ture. Mrs. Flannagan declared en were more concerned the children of other people men and would strike hard peace. Chaplain. During his brief heim visit he will be staying his mother, Mrs. Florence He of 423 S. Melrose. Church of The Nazar 9:45 a.m.-Sunday School 10:45 a.m.-Morning Worsh 6:30 p.m.-NYPS Service 7:30 p.m.-Evangelistic Serv 7:30 p.m.-Mid-Week Servi Wednesday. First Presbyterie "Master or Servant" in theme the Rev. Howard S. don will take for his sermo the 10:45 a.m. service at Presbyterian church Sunday day school begins at 9:45 a.m. BREAKFAST NOOK! Will add Glamour to your Kitchen at a Surprisingly Low Cost! Your kitchen will not only look better BUT more working space will be made available with a WHITE Fixture Co. Breakfast nook. We will be glad to visit your home, and show you the various styles and colors from which to choose. You'll be surprised at the low cost. FREE ESTIMATING SERVICE WHITE FIXTURE CO. Builders of the Finest Breakfast Nooks on the Market 2810 EAST ANAHEIM PHONE 8-5513 LONG BEACH, CALIF. First Presbyterian "Master or Servant" in theme the Rev. Howard S. don will take for his sermon the 10:45 a.m. service at Presbyterian church Sunday day school begins at 9:45 a.m. Wesley Methodist It is Loyalty Sunday at W Methodist church and the under the direction of Ma Elliott, will have appro music for the occasion. Green will be at the organ. The minister, Rev. Mc Walker, will preach on the s "The Sin We're Afraid to tion." There is always a happy ship awaiting the visitor who "stranger only once and the for a minute." LEGAL NOTICES (Pub. Anaheim Gazette, May 16) NOTICE OF INTENTION ENGAGE IN THE SALE OF ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES May 15, 1952 TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERDE Subject to issuance of the applied for, and commencing more than 15 days after the date notice is hereby given that the designated proposes to sell all beverages at these premises scribed as follows: 122 North Lemon Street, heim, Orange County. Puruant to such intention undersigned is applying to the Board of Equalization for le by transfer of an alcoholic be license for these premises as the On-Sale Beer License. Anyone desiring to protest suance of such license may verified protest with the State of Equalization at Sacramento formia, stating grounds for der provided by law. The premise now licensed for the sale of al beverages. LEONARD Z. WOOD Young Methodists Plan Lives of Church Service Eleven young people of high school and college age, members of the Methodist Youth Fellowship at White Temple Church, are planning to spend their lives in the full-time professional service of the church, through a variety of careers, which they will describe at the Sunday evening service at seven o'clock. The entire evening service will be planned and conducted by these "life service recruits," who have come to their decisions quietly and separately over the last couple of years. Presiding over the service will be Don Brummet, preparing for a career as a Director of Christian Education. Marjorie Cranston, studying in the field of church music, will serve as organist. Judy Beile Wicker, also preparing for the ministry of music, will conduct her Primary Choir in an anthem. Meditations will be led by Myrna Leweilyn, intending to become a church secretary, and prayer by Martha McConaghy, also wishing to be a Christian Education director. Four other students will tell why they have chosen their particular fields of life service; Don Hillary in Christian Education; Drusetta Martin in social work; Dieter Hessel in foreign missions; and Barbara Galloway in missionary teaching. Fred Edwards, Jr., will bring the evening sermon, as he is studying for the ministry. Mary Dougherty, also interested First Rail Diesel Car train in service in Southern California operated by Santa Fe Railway, beginning May 21, with two schedules daily between San Diego and Los Angeles. The Car here shown as a two-car train is an all-stainless steel pelled railway passenger car created by the Budd Company the new RDC runs will provide non-stop "commuter" service Diego to Los Angeles and return on a schedule of two hour minutes, one half hour faster than previous schedules. Anaheim Phone Co. Office Opens Employee Center Opening of a new employment center for women in the Anaheim business office of the Pacific Telephone and Telegraph Company, 265 East Center street, on Monday (May 19) was announced this weekk by Manager R. J. Rossberg. Avon Carlson Elected Face Club President Avon Carlson, pop culture teacher at Anschool, has been elected of the Faculty club the school announced. Mr. Carlson, now a year at AUHS, succeeds Kingsbury in the other officers were "Timely Questions" the service will be "Does Prayer Help?" urgist will be the Rev. W. C. pastor of St. John's LuthChurch in Orange. Stor Behnken is the son of J. W. Behnken, president of Lutheran Church — Missouri Id. He graduated from Conna Seminary in St. Louis, Mo. 1932 and served as pastor of Paul Lutheran Church, Fort Worth; Texas, until 1946 when he was to Immunuel. He has served president of the Southern Calitia District of his church since Two choral groups will furnish records for the services, Zion LuthChildren's Chorus will be directed by Mr. Paul Lohr of Anaheim and the Zion Lutheran Choir of Anaheim will be directed by Mrs. Walter Kempin. The public is invited to the ers, which will be held in the each Sunday. N PARTY A MESA, Calif. (P)—Put some men on the U.N. Korea truce, says Mrs. Helen Flannagan, candidate for the state legislatory. Mrs. Flannagan/declared womwere more concerned about children of other people than and would strike harder for thems, which will be held in the each Sunday. CHURCH OF The Nazarene 5 a.m.-Sunday School 5 a.m.-Morning Worship 10 p.m.-NYPS Service 10 p.m.-Evangelistic Service 10 p.m.-Mid-Week Service, Wednesday. First Presbyterian Master or Servant" is the one the Rev. Howard S. Congwill take for his sermon in 10:45 a.m. service at First Presbyterian church Sunday. Sun-school begins at 9:45 a.m. Employee Center Opening of a new employment center for women in the Anaheim business office of the Pacific Telephone and Telegraph Company, 265 East Center street, on Monday (May 19) was announced this weekk by Manager R. J. Rossberg. Providing a more convenient location for young women applicants for employment with the company in Anaheim and nearby communities, the center will be open from 9 to 4, Monday through Friday, Rossberg said. Mrs. Evelyn Hoag, who will head the new facility, said she is anxious to interview as many young women as possible to meet the growing requirements of the company in this area. Polo is one of the most ancient games with ball and stick, but modern polo was not started until a British army officer picked up the idea in India in 1863. Club President Avon Carlson, poputure teacher at Anschool, has been elected of the Faculty club, the school announced. Mr. Carlson, now a year at AUHS, succeKingsbury in the othother officers were in the general faculty. Phillip Engebretson, mercial department vice-president; Maximthe Social Studies desecretary and Ralph Commercial department uler. It has been estimated 1800 England had one every 22 citizens. Because most flowigned for insect poliscientists believe theret flowers and insects t La Habr HURRY! THEY’RE GOING FAST Distinctive Custom Built Homes AT Sensational Low Prices DRIVE TO CYPRESS STREET AND WHITTIER BLVD. IN LA HABRA TODAY MAC-BRIGHT Builders & Developers Phone: Oxford 7-3240 By JoAnn Faust The annual Commercial club breakfast was held Tuesday morning in the school cafeteria, at 8 a.m. The theme of the breakfast was Hawaiian with the outgoing seniors and officers wearing colorful leis. A fine line of talent was presented during the breakfast. Those who took part in entertaining were: June McClain doing her impersonation of "Hilo Hattie," Helen Oviedo singing "Be Anything," Bella Cherry doing an authentic hulu to "Little Grass Shack," Carolyn Linz playing her accordion to "Ball Hi," and "Tenderly." ALONG WITH the student body elections this week, the officers of next year's Anaranco and annual were announced, head editor of the year book will be Janice Pullman, assistant editor, JoAnn Faust, editor of the Anaranco will be Nan Morales. The rest of the staffs will be picked by the editors themselves. THIS WEEK, the junior-senior prom announcements were made and invitations were sent out. The prom is sponsored by the junior class and will be held this year at the Santa Ana Country club, June 7, at 8:30 p.m. The price for guests is $3 and only juniors and seniors are permitted to attend. Kindly Ocean Returns Dead Sailor to Land BY ROBERT W. WELLS EUREKA, Calif. (AP)—A commercial fisherman most of his 74 years, Stephen Merisch loved the sea. The sea is often harsh. But for those who know it, it is often kind. The sea brought Stephen Merisch home after human hands had failed him. His story, as reconstructed by Humboldt county Coroner Lloyd Wallace: Fishing alone just south of this Northern California town yesterday, Merisch was seized by a heart attack. Gasping for breath, he was unable to call nearby boats. So he fired his automatic pistol seven times—until the magazine was empty—in a futile effort to attract attention. Then the old man collapsed over the engine of his boat. It chugged off, away from the fishing fleet, until it ran out of gas. Then the sea took over. Just before dark a passerby found the boat, high and dry at a Humboldt Bay breakwater. It rested as if it had been put there with loving care. The paint was hardly scratched. The sea had returned Merisch, dead of the heart attack, home for burial. If You Drink! Don't Drive Club President Avon Carlson, popular agriculture teacher at Anaheim high school, has been elected president of the Faculty club for 1952-53, the school announced today. Mr. Carlson, now in his third year at AUHS, succeeds Ralph Kingsbury in the office. Three other officers were also elected in the general faculty election: Phillip Engbretson, of the Commercial department was elected vice-president; Maxine DuCoty of the Social Studies department as secretary and Ralph Wines of the Commercial department as treasurer. It has been estimated that in 1800 England had one criminal for every 22 citizens. Because most flowers are designed for insect pollination, most scientists believe the evolution of flowers and insects took place at the same time. THIS WEEK, the junior-senior prom announcements were made and invitations were sent out. The prom is sponsored by the Junior class and will be held this year at the Santa Ana Country club, June 7, at 8:30 p.m. The price for guests is $3 and only juniors and seniors are permitted to attend. A HUGE fashion show will be presented May 29 in the AUHS auditorium for mothers and guests. It is sponsored by the Home Economics department, and will feature the fashions of this year, made by the home economics students themselves. Price of admission is free, so be sure and come to the AUHS fashion show. Mozart club banquet is tonight in the high school cafeteria. Officers will be installed and awards and superior ratings will be presented. COMING TO Anaheim Union Just before dark a passerby found the boat, high and dry atop a Humboldt Bay breakwater. It rested as if it had been put there with loving care. The paint was hardly scratched. The sea had returned Mersich, dead of the heart attack, home for burial. If You Drink! Don't Drive High school May 23 will be the Spring Music Festival. It is put on by the vocal departments of Anaheim, directed by Mr. Sheldon Disrud, and the orchestra, directed by Mr. Bill Cook. It is sponsored by the Mozart club, and the price of admission will be 50 cents. Don't forget the date, May 23, at 8 p.m., in the AUHS auditorium. Initiation of Latin club members was held Thursday. With the sign of Rome all over them, every new initiate wore a toga. 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