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Attend Church First Presbyterian The Rev. Howard S. Congdon will speak on the subject "History Repeats Itself" in the 10:45 a.m. service at First Presbyterian Church Sunday. Sunday school begins at 9:45 a.m. Shop Friday Night 'Til 9 Political Advertisement BE REALISTIC! Elect John A. Steiger For Congress The MAN with the outstanding family, civic, educational, military & business background. 28th District White Temple Methodist "Magnificent Obsession," the story that made Lloyd C. Douglas famous, will be presented as a three-act play Sunday evening by the M.Y.F. Footlighters at the regular seven o'clock service at White Temple Methodist Church. The popular novel has been dramatized by Frank Vreeland, and will be presented through arrangement with Walter H. Baker, Inc. This represents the final production for this season by the Footlighters, who have already done "The Tinker" at Christmas time and "The Cup of Trembling" for Easter. Major leads in the drama are played by Bill Davis and Myrna Lewellyn, with a supporting cast including Mary Dougherty, Don Brummet, Chuck Wiggins, Drusetta Martin, Mary Lou Love, Gordon Schwacofer, Roy Casey, Judy Belle Wicker, Nancy Ater, and Joe Dougherty. Rev. Frank E. Butterworth is the director. "This play," he states, "is a far cry from our recent Biblical production, 'The Cup of Trembling,' but represents our desire to train our youth in strong religious chacterizations in both ancient and modern settings." At the 10:50 a.m. morning service, Rev. Butterworth will preach on "Looking Out the Window of the Upper Room"; a Pentecost Sunday message. Christian Science REV. WILLIAM DUERR (Vesper Speaker) Santa Ana Pastor Is Final Speaker In Zion Vespers Completing a series of outdoor vespers in Anaheim City park, Rev. William Duerr of Santa Ana will speak Sunday on "Has Christianity Failed?" The vespers will begin at 6 p.m. Rev. Duerr graduated from Cordia Theological Seminary in 1936 and served in Beaufort until coming to Santa Ana. He pastor of Trinity Lutheran church. He also served at one time at Lutheran Evangelistic trailer missionary, and at present his mission endeavor includes service executive secretary of the M Congress The MAN with the outstanding family, civic, educational, military & business background. 28th District Vol. Age. Donated by Steiger Volunteers Walter L. Farvard, Chotman GREYHOUND Roll Ahead More Travel Extras No Extra Cost! Yes, bigger value! More service to more places. Finished buses. Best drivers. Choose the travel leader...choose Greyhound! 24 Buses Daily EAST from LOS ANGELES including 11 Expresses Only $4L65 to CHICAGO plus tax Complete Service to ALL America HAROLD S. HOLCOMB Agent 212 S. Los Angeles St., Anaheim Phone 3404 Christian Science How the Christ, Truth, uncovers and destroys error will be discussed in the Sunday Bible lesson in all Christian Science churches on the subject "Ancieht and Modern Necromancy, alias Mesmerism and Hypnotism, Denounced." The Golden Text is from Isaiah (59:19): "When the enemy shall come in like a flood, the Spirit of the Lord shall lift up a standard against him." This Christly promise is recorded by John in Revelation (3:20,21), "Behold, I stand at the door, and knock: if any man hear my voice, and open the door, I will come in to him, and will sup with him, and he with me. To him that overcometh will I grant to sit with me in my throne, even as I also overcame, and am set down with my Father in his throne." Mary Baker Eddy writes in "Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures": "The destruction of the claims of mortal mind through Science, by which man can escape from sin and mortality, blesses the whole human family" (p. 103). Church of The Nazarene 9:45 a.m.—Sunday School 10:45 a.m.—Morning Worship 6:30 p.m.—NYPS Service 7:30 p.m.—Evangelistic Service 7:30 p.m.—Mid-Week Service, Wednesday. For Health. East California Fruit Rev. Duerr graduated from Cordia Theological Seminary in 1936 and served in Beaufort until coming to Santa Ana. His pastor of Trinity Lutheran church He also served at one time at Lutheran Evangelistic trailer missionary, and at present his mission endeavor includes service executive secretary of the Mission Expansion department of Lutheran church—Missouri Synod. The Rev. John Geisler, associate pastor of St. John's Lutheran church in Orange, will be liturgy for the Sunday vespers. Walter Koch of Santa Ana will direct the Orange County Church Union in presentation of an outstanding concert of sacred music. The public is invited. First Baptist "The Responsibility of Belief" the message of Rev. Bob Kevei kian at the 11 a.m. service of the First Baptist church, Broadway at Citron. When one elims a lie in God there is an automatic response that is necessary on part if he is to be consisted Many individuals live self-custodious life, thinking themselves to be logical but living an unconscious paradox. Who are the necessities which go with belief? The morning worship will close with the celebration of the Lord's Supper. "Do You Have Influence?" the subject of the 7:30 p.m. service. Many people feel that their lives belong to themselves and consequently can do with them as they wish. There is definite evidence to prove that this point view is a disastrous one and has no valid foundation. We as more creatures are responsible for the influence we exert, and we must make certain that our point view is consistent with God opinion. 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Following are the students to be graduated: Dora Acevedo, Connie Allen, Dale Allen, Barbara Amling, Beverly Appley, James Ard, Nancy Ater, Pat Averill, Carole Barnett, Lyle Hassan, Jean Bastian, Alice Beazley, Chuck Bell, Lynda Bennett, Dan Berg, Jane Bettinger, Kathleen Bielefeld, Paul Billow, Anita Blanchard, Dick Bode, Ronald Bormann, Charles Bourne, Genevieve Bradley, Jean Broodman, Darrell Brunn, Vierl Bunnel, Mar Elina Burns, Frank Cancino, Jerry Capon, Dianne Cash, Diana Cave, Lucy Chavalovsky, Elma Clamp, Thela Champ, Al Classy, Pat Cleveeland, Mariene Clodd, Margaret Colbaugh, Neal Collins, Kathleen Connolly, Winston Copeland, Connie Cougay, Martie Croome, Carol Davenport, Don Davis, Fred Davis, Nancy Davies, Carole Dawson, Dan Debevec, Rita DeGennaro, Gabina DelLaRosa, Isabel Diaz, Rusell Dilbeck, Marquita Ditton, Rosemary Donovan, Georgia Drake, Duane Duncan, Hortencia Escalante, Lois Panning, Jerry Farrow, Carroll Coykendall, Mary Jo Duncan, Joe Pelknner, John Pelknner, JaAnn Petit, Nicky Pergus, Charles Plynn, Phinis Powder, Pat Frakmn, Betty Francis, Julie Freeman, Janet Fukuda, Warmer Gedney, Leah Gerber, Elva Glentt, Gretchen Glover, Richard Gonzales, Jim Graham, Ronald Green, Howard Gregg, Eddie Gruenumey, Dolores Melia Guerrero, David Hahn Roselyn Hall, Freddie Hamlyn, Carolyn Haney, George Harar, Eddie Harker, Myra Harron, Joy Harrow, John Haster, Carl Hatfield, Joelen Hawkins. Fred Head, Ann Heideman, Lowell Heltman, Rosemary Helmle, Carole Herner, Leroy Herner, Eddie Herrera, By JOANN FAUST With graduation just around the corner, AUHS has been busily planning this year's graduation and baccalaureate services. There are 243 seniors graduating. Graduation ceremonies are scheduled for Thursday, June 12, in the Greek theater in the City park. Ronnie Legg on being elected Student Body president was asked how he felt about it, and his reply was "Very great." Ronnie has participated in many school activities. Some of them are parts in the junior play and Christmas program and a lead in the Pasadena Playhouse tournament. Ronnie is in several school clubs and has a high scholastic record. In a Future Farmers meeting Monday night, Rodger DeMille was elected president of the Anaheim chapter of Future Farmers for 1952-53. DeMille will be assisted in official duties by Vice President Larry Fischbeck, Secretary Duane Lindgren, Reporter Craig Koblitz, Treasurer Jerry Fischbeck and Sentinel Bobby Kinoshita. Ending 1951 and '52 in traditional manner. AU junior will give their annual farewell to the senior class as they play hosts to the seniors at the prom. Saturday, June 7, at 8:30. This year the prom will be held at the Santa Ana Country club with Gordon Wheatley and his or- Duerr graduated from Concord Theological Seminary in and served in Beaufort, Mo. Coming to Santa Ana. He is of Trinity Lutheran church. He served at one time as a man Evangelistic trailer miser, and at present his misdeavor includes service as the secretary of the Misexpansion department of the church—Missouri Synod. Rev. John Geisler, associate of St. John’s Lutheran Orange, will be liturgist on Sunday vespers. Koch of Santa Ana will the Orange County Chorale in presentation of an outgoing concert of sacred music. Public is invited. Responsibility of Belief" is message of Rev. Bob Kevorman at the 11 a.m. service of the baptist church, Broadway. When one claims a be-God there is an automatic that is necessary on his he is to be consistent. Individuals live self-con-joy lives, thinking them to be logical but living in conscious paradox. What necessities which go with The morning worship will with the celebration of the supper. You Have Influence?" is effect of the 7:30 p.m. service people feel that their along to themselves and tently can do with them wish. There is definite evi-prove that this point of disastrous one and has foundation. We as moral are responsible for the we exert, and we must certain that our point of consistent with God's MORE ABOUT . . . Jack Wilson (Continues from Page 1) Juan Capistrano; the Rev. Robert Burns McAulay, minister of First Presbyterian church of Orange; the Rev. Paul Clover Cox, minister of St. Andrew's Presbyterian church of Redondo Beach, and the Treasurer Jerry Fischbeck and Sentinel Bobby Kinoshita. Ending 1951 and '52 in traditional manner, AU juniors will give their annual farewell to the senior class as they play hosts to the seniors at the prom, Saturday, June 7, at 8:30. This year the prom will be held at the Santa Ana Country club, with Gordon Wheatley and his orchestra. Thursday the Future Nurses Salvat SALVAT Clothing Shoes Furniture Bedding Dishes Electrical Appliances Radios Stoves Rugs MORE ABOUT ... Jack Wilson (Continues from Page 1) Juan Capistrano; the Rev. Robert Burns McAulay, minister of First Presbyterian church of Orange; the Rev. Paul Clover Cox, minister of St. Andrew's Presbyterian church of Redondo Beach, and the Rev. Stanley Frederick George, minister of the Presbyterian church of La Crescenta and former minister of the local church. The Rev. Howard S. Congdon will deliver the sermon; the Chorister, Crusader, Chapel and Chancel choirs of the local church will present music under the direction of Mrs. George W. Sloop, Jr., minister of music. Mrs. William J. Talevich will be organist. The unique condition of Mr. Wilson's ordination is that it is the first to be conducted in the local church in its entire eighty-two years. This seems rather proper, however, for the young man has many firsts to his credit. Ordained as an elder at eighteen, he was the youngest ever to be so acknowledged by his church. He was the youngest ever to be called to serve on the Session of the local church. He was also probably the youngest person ever called to direct the choir of his church. Cameras - $2.85 up SPEARS Camera Shop & Photo Supply 117 S. Los Angeles St., Anaheim Phone 7181 Dishes Electrical Appliances Radios Stoves Rugs Rags, etc. TELEPHONE Anaheim 4631 and a Red Shield truck will call at your door Bill had the tragic minThe Salvation Army for therapy program, and assistance. Your discamen like Bill. Will you during Salvage Week— THIS SALVATION ARMY SALVA left for Norwalk State Hospital. Sandra Johanes, newly elected club president, presided at their meeting Tuesday morning. Last dance tonight in the AUHS study hall, with Fred Lucentes orchestra. The dance has been planned in a Hawaiian theme, and leis and the soft enchantment of Hawaiian ukeleles will be heard throughout the evening. All schools in the Sunset League have been invited, and the price of admission is only 50 cents. The home economics fashion show was held Wednesday at 1 p.m. in the auditorium during girls league assembly. Many styles were shown, and all the clothes were made by the home economics students themselves. After the fashion show, a tea was held in the campus cottage for mothers and their guests. First Church of Christ, Scientist Corner Philadelphia and Chartres Lesson Subject: "Ancient and Modern Necromancy, alias Mesmerism and Hypnotism, Denounced." 11 A.M. SUNDAY 8:00 P.M., WEDNESDAY — Testimonials of Healings 9:30 A.M. — SUNDAY SCHOOL THE CHRISTIAN SCIENCE READING ROOM IS LOCATED IN CHURCH EDIFICE Open daily 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. except Sundays and Holidays SEE 2 Exhibit Homes Furnished by DON L. ANDREWS Now in Anaheim! Dreams CAN come true! Dreams can come true...and do...in these dream homes designed by an artist-architect, built by a master-builder... with features you'll find in $20,000 homes...sliding glass doors from living room to covered terrace or porch...real fireplaces...garbage disposals...wood paneling in living rooms...indoor and outdoor planters...center hall plans... orange trees...and much more...in the most desirable section of Anaheim. Designed by Architect William M. 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