anaheim-gazette 1952-07-25

Attend Local Ch St. Michael's Episcopal "The Mysteries of the Kingdom" is the sermon topic selected by the rector of St. Michaels, the Rev. John Kimball Saville, for the final sermon before his August vacation. It will be given at the 10:20 a.m. morning prayer service this Sunday, July 27. The senior choir, under the direction of Mrs. Bert Beard, will present the offertory anthem, "Teach Me, O Lord," by Atkins. The 8 a.m. communion service will be as usual and the 9:30 a.m. family service will present the second episode in the colored film of the life of Moses, "Moses Escapes to Midian." In the quirc contest following the showing of the film the fourth grade, taught by Mrs. Brandon, currently is ahead by 1½ points. By popular demand these family services will be continued at 9:30 through the month of August so that the five remaining episodes in the life of Moses can be presented. Stanton Community Rev. Charles White of the Stanton Community church is taking reservations for the junior and senior high summer camp at Pine valley in San Diego county, Aug. 4-11. All young people between the ages of 11½ and 20, who registered before July 21, may go for $9 and after that the fee is $10. The conference is less expensive than the other camps because so many donations of food have been Christian Science The query "What is Truth?" is answered by the evidence of God's power in healing the sick, supporting the needy, and reforming the sinner, points out the lesson-sermon on "Truth" in all Christian Science churches Sunday. This declaration from I John (5:6) is the Golden Text, "It is the Spirit that beareth witness, because the Spirit is truth." Matthew's gospel records (4.23; 5:1,2,6), "Jesus went about all Galilee, teaching in their synagogues, and preaching the gospel of the kingdom, and healing all manner of sickness and all manner of disease among the people ... And . . . his disciples came unto him: And he . . . taught them, saying, . . . Blessed are they which do hunger and thirst after righteousness: for they shall be filled." In "Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures" Mary Baker Eddy writes, "Our Master taught no mere theory, doctrine, or belief. It was the divine principle of all real being which he taught and practised. His proof of Christianity was no form or system of religion and worship, but Christian Science, working out the harmony of Life and Love" (p. 26). The Christian Science church will participate in the "Light of Faith" series over Columbia's Station KNX-TV, Channel 2, on Sunday afternoon, Aug. 3, at 3:30. University of Raleigh Is Third Union Final union service sponsored by the Church Association of Aheim will be held Sunday evening at 7:30 p.m., at White Temple Methodist church. Last Sunday's service, will packed both main floor and cony at Bethel Baptist church was larger than the preceding day at the Church of Christ. This Sunday the large White Temple sanctuary will provide plenty of room for the growing enthusiasm. The preacher will be the R Douglas Eadle, assistant professor of religion at the University Red lands. The song leader will be Mr. Warren Ashleigh. Evangelical United Brethren choir under the direction of Mr Donald Reese will sing the anemom "I Walk Today where Jesus Walked," by Geoffrey O'Hara. They will also present as a choir benediction, "The Lord Bless You and Keep You," by Lutkin. The organist will be Miss Shire Pannier and presiding will be Rev. Frank Butterworth. Religious Leader The Rev. Mr. Eadle is a lead in many phases of Christian thought and endeavor. Before in Anaheim for the 7:30 p.m. union service at White Temple Methodist church. Sunday afternoon at 4:15, to young people of Bethel Baptist Rev. Charles White of the Stanton Community church is taking reservations for the junior and senior high summer camp at Pine valley in San Diego county, Aug. 4-11. All young people between the ages of 11½ and 20, who registered before July 21, may go for $9 and after that the fee is $10. The conference is less expensive than the other camps because so many donations of food have been sent in. White Temple The Rev. Frank E. Butterworth of White Temple Methodist church will deliver the third in his series of sermons on "Mastering Our Moods" Sunday, entitled "Tempering Temper." The morning service begins at 10:50 o'clock. At 7:30 p.m., White Temple will be host to the churches of the Anaheim Association of Christian Churches for a union service. First Presbyterian The Rev. Howard S. Congdon of First Presbyterian church will preach on the subject "A Redeeming God" in the 10:45 a.m. service Sunday. Sunday school begins at 9:45 a.m. Bethel Baptist The world today needs men of wisdom, men who know where to go in order to obtain the wisdom that it takes to lead and direct patrons. Sunday morning at 10:45, Rey, Berthold Jacksteit, pastor of Bethel Baptist church will tell where wisdom may be found when he speaks on the subject of, "The Wisdom of an Ancient Preacher." Bethel Baptist church will be joining with the other churches ANNOUNCEMENT DR. M. GAYLORD BROWN OPTOMETRIST WISHES TO ANNOUNCE THAT HE HAS ACQUIRED THE PRACTICE OF DR. C. O. PATTerson AND WILL CONTINUE TO SERVE THE PUBLIC AT THE SAME LOCATION 161 W. CENTER STREET PHONE 3607 NATURAL HEAT MINNEAPOLIS (P)—Farm researchers of a regulator company (Minneapolis - Honeywell) report that cows throw off so much body heat that the resultant condensation is a factor in the deterioration of farm buildings. Twenty cows generate enough heat to warm a five-room house on a winter day, they say. Experts are now trying to develop more scientifically controlled barn temperatures. Women of India believe no marriage can be successful unless the bride wears pearls. AND WILL CONTINUE TO SERVE THE PUBLIC AT THE SAME LOCATION 101 W. CENTER STREET PHONE 3607 you'll shop less often and o an electric Food s if you only w of an e Hav in you shoppi in for t open e never Cef there s yours wait— Southern California Edison Company University of Redlands Professor Third Union Service Speaker union service sponsored Church Association of Anawill be held Sunday evening at White Temple Methchurch. Sunday's service, which both main floor and ballet Bethel Baptist church, larger than the preceding one Church of Christ. This Sune large White Temple sancwill provide plenty of room growing enthusiasm. preacher will be the Rev. Easle, assistant professor region at the University of lands. The song leader will Mr. Warren Ashleigh. The ical United Brethren under the direction of Mrs. Reese will sing the anthWalk Today where Jesus by Geoffrey O'Hara. Will also present as a choral tion, "The Lord Bless You Keep You," by Lutkin. The will be Miss Shirley and presiding will be the rank Butterworth. Religious Leader Rev. Mr. Eadie is a leader my phases of Christian and endeavor. Before Anaheim Union High School Board Considers Black-top Parking Auded paid. The tenant aded floor coverings for bath and something else. wornout wall to wall in the livingroom and bed action was taken on it. A request from the Bible and Tract society of the auditorium, gymnasium for a two-day during Christmas with partially turned down trustees. The gym was requerdition to the auditorium care of the 2600 depected to attend. The um seats only 1600. He board refused to rent since 2000 street shoes chairs being moved all ruin the newly refinished floor. The society is vised that only the and cafeteria will be used, six foot baby ano was okayed by the purchase for the mural. The price is $300 authorized to be bringing the instrur "brand new" condition. Fifty dozen towels for local education department ordered by the trustee. The negent bid to $372.50. A request from Jamter, who has been teachmatics and electwo years, that he be resign from the faculty proved by the board. He en a position with Re- Walter Knott to Address KC's Walter Knott, originator and owner of Knott's Berry Farm, will address the Knights of Columbus at their regular meeting at 8:30 at the KC hall, Monday night. Knott will speak on "My Road," relating his experiences when he started his establishment from a roadside stand to what it is today, an empire of free enterprise. Knights are urged to attend this meeting. At 8 p.m. there will be a closed meeting of members only and at 8:30 it will be open to non-members and each Knight is requested to bring a friend. MORE ABOUT ... Soap Box (Continues from Page 1) up 23:16. Rules Troubles Both of the winners had near inspection difficulties. Sanders merely weighing in at one half pound under the maximum cardriver weight of 150 pounds. Ratliffe's troubles are of a more serious nature. Judges, though allowing him to race, found his car slung a quarter of an inch below legal limits. Ratliffe and fellow derby drivers, accordingly, today are carefully trimmed the car to legal dimensions. Wednesday six class B drivers raced at the same track. Two of the novice division drivers won heats, but lost out in quarter finals. More than 1000 boys have raced cars during the two-day period. The contest locally is sponsored by the Optimist club, Cone Brothers Chevrolet and the Anaheim Gazette. Finals to be Televised Soap Box derby fans unable to make the trip to Arroyo Seco park track (located just off the freeway near South Pasadena), can watch the finals of the event on their television screens tomorrow afternoon. KNBH (channel 4) will televise the grand finals from 3:30 to 4:30 tomorrow afternoon. and only when you wish— another good reason for owning an electric home food freezer! Food shopping is like most other jobs—bothersome if you have to do it, enjoyable if you can do it only when you want to. And that's another benefit of an electric home food freezer. Having a freezer is like having a supermarket in your home. You can keep it stocked by "want to" shopping trips. The rest of the time, just reach in for what you want. Your home supermarket is open every hour of every day—and the prices never change. Certainly that's an important advantage and there are many others that are automatically yours with an electric home food freezer. So why wait—see your dealer now. ison Company freeway near South Pasadena), can watch the finals of the event on their television screens tomorrow afternoon. KNBH (channel 4) will televise the grand finals from 3:30 to 4:30 tomorrow afternoon. High School Board Top Parking Area ed paid. The tenant also requested ed floor coverings for kitchen and bath and something to replace wornout wall to wall carpeting in the livingroom and bedroom. No action was taken on the request. A request from the Wachtower Bible and Tract society for use of the auditorium, cafeteria and gymnasium for a two day assemby during Christmas vacation was partially turned down by the truestees. The gym was requested in addition to the auditorium to take care of the 2600 delegates expeted to attend. The auditorium seats only 1600. However, the board refused to rent the gym, since 2000 street shoes and 1000 chairs being moved about would ruin the newly refinished gym floor. The society is to be advised that only the auditorium and cafeteria will be available. A used, six foot baby grand piano was okayed by the board for purchase for the music department. The price is $475, with $300 authorized to be spent in bringing the instrument into "brand new" condition. Fifty dozen towels for the physical education department were ordered by the trustees for $309. The nearest bid to that was $372.50. A request from James Carpenter, who has been teaching radio, mathematics and electricity for two years, that he be allowed to resign from the faculty was approved by the board. He has taken a position with Robertshaw- Fulton Controls Co. A date for the AUHS board to meet with the elementary school board was set tentatively for Aug. 7, 8 p.m. The junior high school program will be discussed, with special emphasis on the proposed sale of Fremont junior high to the AUHS district. The board approved the hiring of a switchboard operator at a starting salary of $175 per month. The rate will be raised to $195 in six months. Custodian Walsworth was instructed to obtain new quotations on a new motorized lawnmower for the school. The board authorized an offer of $200 for a lot at the northeast corner of Cypress and West sts. It will be held, if purchased, for future use. Dr. Julius Osher Dies Suddenly Dr. Julius C. Osher, 77, died Wednesday evening, while visiting a friend in Carbon Canyon. He was a graduate of Northwestern School of Dentistry, Rush Medical college, the University of Illinois College of Physicians and Surgeons, and had special training in Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat medicine in Germany. For nearly forty years he has practiced in Anaheim and maintained his home and office at 1224 W. Center. He was a 33rd degree Mason in Illinois and a member of the White Temple Methodist church. He leaves his wife, Berta M. Osher; two sons, G. Edwin Osher RED THE FLY-KILLER SAN FRANCISCO. (P)—The Chinese Communists are having a cleanup drive in Peiping, and the way the Peiping radio tells it, you can just see groups of fly-counters going around saying "ten million and one, ten million and two." For a broadcast heard here announced that among the monumental accomplishments of the cleanup drive is this: Peiping has killed 60 million flies. If You Drink! Don't Drive "The Green Thumber" If your GARDEN lacks Color and Sparkle, may I suggest that you look over our large and complete Selection of SHRUBS and PERRENIALS NOW IN BLOOM. Just to name a few, we have the exotic HIBISCUS in all colors, both Single and Double; OLEAN-DERS, ABELIA, PLUMBAGO, IVY GERANIUM and PEREN-NIAL PHLOX. MORE ABOUT... School Site (Continued from Page 14) giving $2,707,955 as the amount for which the district could bond itself for the junior high school program. Bonds presently outstanding equal $105,000, bringing the district's bonding capacity to $2,602,955. Marsh, Smith and Powell, Los Angeles architects employed to design the proposed new school, presented a sketch and report on the best method of using the available acreage for the junior high school. They reported it suitable for a school population of 1200 to 1500, and also stated it would be a good site for a future senior high school. LaVerne Palge's bid of 80 cents per tree for pulling 215 to 220 trees on a 2½ acre portion of the site was accepted by the trustees. First Church of Christ, Scientist Corner Philadelphia and Chartres Lesson Subject: "Truth" 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 AT 110 S. LOS ANGELES STREET Open daily 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. except Sundays and Holidays WHICH WILL IT BE FOR YOU . . . in 1962? 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