anaheim-gazette 1952-09-05

Attend Church First Presbyterian The Reverend Howard S. Congdon, pastor of the First Presbyterian church, will be in the pulpit Sunday morning after a month's absence. The sermon subject will be "The Master Builder." Mrs. William J. Talevich, organist, will play "Fantasie on a Welsh Hymn" by Purvis, "Interlude" by Barnes, "Largo" by Tartini, "Andante Religioso" by Rowley, and "Moderato" by Mc- Church of The Nazarene 9:45—Sunday School 11:00—Morning Worship 6:30—NYPS Service 7:30—Evangelistic Service 7:30—Mid-week Service Wednesday Grath. Evelyn Richards Holmes, Christine McAdam and Yvonne Van Liew, guest trio, will sing. RADIO and TELEVISION TELEVISION Friday, Sept. 5 8:00 P.M. KNXT (2)—Tim McCoy KNBH (4)—Walter O'Keefe KTLA (5)—Playcrafters KEOA (7)—Al Jarvis KPAB (8)—Matines M.T. KTTV (11)—Cartons KLAO (13)—Hywd. TV 8:00 KNBH (4)—Howdy Doody KTLA (7)—Cowboy Thrills KEOA (7)—News KPAB (8)—Space Cadet KTTV (11)—Cartons KLAO (13)—Televenture 8:00 KNBH (2)—Allis's Tent Bunker KEOA (7)—Sticking and Marks Trouty 6:00 P.M. KNXT (2)—Man of the Week KNBH (4)—Adv. of Attaches KEOA (7)—Buster Keaton KBJ (8)—Action Theater "Sunset Trull" KTTV (11)—Welsh at Airport 6:15 KNBO (4)—Peanut Orchus 6:00 KNXT (2)—Footlite Theater, "Man's First Debt" KNBH (6)—Komedy Club KTLA (5)—Beany Time KEOA (7)—Space Cadet KTTV (11)—Time for Marriage KTTY (11)—Sports. KLAO (13)—Tennessee KNBH (4)—Boxing KTLA (5)—Newsela KEOA (7)—This My Son Gunn CPMB (8)—Summer Then Fiction KBJ (8)—News KTTV (11)—Success Story KLAO (13)—Joe Graydon 7:15 KTLA (8)—Your Town Mayor Bowen KPMHB (8)–Double Play KBJ (9)–Fun on St. 12:30 KNXT (2)–Star Playhouse KTLA (5)–Charlie Chase Comedy KEOA (7)–Stu Brown KPMHB (8)–People In News KBJ (9)–TV University KTTV (11)–Pet Exch. KLAO (13)–Horace Hatfield 7:50 KNBH (4)–Great Fights 8:00 P.M. KNXT (2)–News KNBH (4)–News KTLA (5)–Lawrence Webb KECA (7)–West. Films KPMB (8)–Amon, Andy KBJ (8)–Dugout, Andy Baseball-Pind-Hybrid. KTTV (11)–Rocky Kings 8:15 KNXT (2)–Perry Come KNBH (4)–These Two 8:30 KNXT (2)–Arthur Murray KNBH (4)–Travelog KPMHB (8)–Without Pearl KTTV (11)-Without Pearl KLAO (12)-Wrestling 8:45 KNXT (2)–Star Saloon KECA (7)—Political KTTV (11)—Korta Pandit 9:20 KNXT (2)–Reserve KNBH (4)“Small Time Story” KTLA (5)“Bundle at Wells Pargo” KEOA (7)“Tables of Tomorrow” KTTV (11):“Sporting Chance” KPMHB (8):“Fantomime Quiz” 10:00 P.M. KNXT (2)–TV News KNBH (4):“Curtain Call” KTLA (5):“Topper” KEOA (7):“Freedom Theater,” “24 Hours of Progress” KPMHB (8):“Boss Lady” 10:00 KNXT (2):“Chronoscope KNBH (4):“Star Balcon” KEOA (7):“Hank Weaver” KPMHB(8):“Doorway to Danger” KELJ(9):News KTTV(11):“Ladies Always Win” 10:55 KNXT(2):Table at Cirros KBCA(7):Geo.Denny KELJ(9):Locker Rm. 11:00 P.M. KNXT(2):Film——"Open City" KNBH(4):News KBCA(7):Film KPMHB(8):Curtain Call KTTV(11):"Steven Petnam" KLAO(13):Ed Lyon, Movies 11:15 KNBH(4):"Rogues Gallery" KTTV(11):"Sports" Baptist Youth Work for Locale Youth Center The Bethel Baptist Youth Center will be coming to the Bethel Baptist Youth Center on Friday evening with hot ice cream, cakes, pies, candy. The refreshment for sale on the lawn of the catholic building at the Lemon and Broadway site 6:30 to 9:30 p.m. This means has been canned by the young people of Bethel Baptist to help raise the morals have pledged for the Youth Center, which is to teach on the second lot east church. It is for this reason the young people of Bethel Baptist are trying to come out in the "Buy in Anaheim." Most towns size the helm have a Christian Youth Center, and the Bethel Baptist people are trying to do this in seeing Anahaim we have a Youth Center also youth of Anaheim are with the truth, less money spent on law enforcement. Bethel Baptist In the absence of the Rev. Berthold Jacksteit, Baptist church will have Walter Wessel as their speaker Sunday morning. Wessel is professor of Geography at the Bible Institute at Los Angeles. He is a graduate of California at Los Angeles attended the University of burg, Scotland, in prep for Ph.D. Sunday evening the young plele of Bethel Baptist church have charge of the 7:30 p.m. They are bringing to Anahaim the first time the colored RADIO FRIDAY, P.M. KLAO News, Sports CPI-Festive Wire KMPO-News, Sports KECA-KPAC-Music KPBW-Dai Max Baden KNX-Merry Mallman KNX-Larry Laceour KLAO-Gene Norman KPI-News KPBW-Bed Rows KNX-Tom Barnon KPF-Barry Wood KMPO-Stars of Bong KEOA-Obt Huntley KNX-D-Bar 8 KNX-Wood Tayney KLAO-Iam Butler KFI-Mimer Peterson KMPO-Top Tunes KCA-KNX-News 8:00 P.M. KLAO-KMPO-News KPI-Pinkley at 6 KECA-News, H Weaver KJI-Gabriel Beatter KNBJ-News on Second KPBW-News, Sports KPC-Conserts KLAO-McLaughlin KPI-Pasting Parade KMPO-Bob Kelley KECA-Himer Davis KJI-Newcrest KPBW-Talk Politics 6:20 KPI-Music Montavini KDCP-Di Mar Bacon KCA-KHJ-News KAWA-Amethane KNX-Steve Allen 7:00 P.M. KLAQ-News, Music RADIO FRIDAY, P.M. KLAO News, Sports CPI-Festive Wire KMPO-News, Sports KECA-KPAC-Music KPBW-Dai Max Baden KNX-Merry Mallman KNX-Larry Laceour KLAO-Gene Norman KPI-News KPBW-Bed Rows KNX-Tom Barnon KPF-Barry Wood KMPO-Stars of Bong KEOA-Obt Huntley KNX-D-Bar 8 KNX-Wood Tayney KLAO-Iam Butler KFI-Mimer Peterson KMPO-Top Tunes KCA-KNX-News 8:00 P.M. KLAO-KMPO-News KPI-Pinkley at 6 KECA-News, H Weaver KJI-Gabriel Beatter KNBJ-News on Second KPBW-News, Sports KPC-Conserts RADIO FRIDAY, P.M. KLAO News, Sports CPI-Festive Wire KMPO-News, Sports KECA-KPAC-Music KPBW-Dai Max Baden KNX-Merry Mallman KNX-Larry Laceour KLAO-Gene Norman KPI-News KPBW-Bed Rows KNX-Tom Barnon KPF-Barry Wood KMPO-Stars of Bong KEOA-Obt Huntley KNX-D-Bar 8 KNX-Wood Tayney RADIO FRIDAY, P.M. KLAO News, Sports CPI-Festive Wire KMPO-News, Sports KECA-KPAC-Music KPBW-Dai Max Baden KNX-Merry Mallman KNX-Larry Laceour RADIO FRIDAY, P.M. KLAO News, Sports CPI-Festive Wire DIAL-LITES — TONIGHT — TELE-TIPS 6:15—KFWB—Talk Politics 6:30—KNX—Steve Allen 7:00—KIJ—Mario Lanza 7:00—KECA—Cavalcade of Spits. 7:05—KGN—Capitol Chokroom 8:00—KhJ—Reporters Roundup 8:30—KECA—This Is Your FBI 8:35—KBN—Musicland USA 8:30—KIJ—Your Hit Parade 9:00—KECA—Adilal Stevenson 9:20-KHB—Magazine Theater 11:00—KBJ-Yankees-Athletics 5:30 (13)—Televenture 7:00 (4)—Boxing, Dykes-Turner 7:30 (7)—Trouble With Father 8:00 (5)—Lawrence Welk Show 8:30 (11)—Without Fear 9:00 (5)—Chevron Theater 9:00 (2)—Pantomime Quik 9:30 (7)—Tales of Tomorrow 10:30 (8)—Doorway to Danger 11:00 (2)“Open City” TOMORROW 11:00 a.m. (4-8) Nat. Tennis 10:45 KNXT (2)—Table at Cirus KNCA (7)—Geo. Denny KNJ (9)–Film KNLA (13)–Locker Rm. 11:00 P. M. KNXT (2)–Film–“Open City” KNBH (9)–News KECA (7)–Film KNPM (8)–Curtain Call KTTV (11)–News George Putnam KALO (13)–Ed Lyon, Movie 11:15 KNBH (4)“Rogues Gallery” KTTV (11)–Sports, News 11:20 KTTV (11)“Convict’s Ode” 11:20 KTLA (8)–Final Edition KTPM (8)–News 1:40 KTTV (11)“Life of Jack London” Copyright, 1922, by Universal Radio & TV Feature Syndicate—Tom E. Danson DIAL-LITES — TONIGHT — TELE-TIPS 6:15—KFWB—Talk Politics 6:20—KFX—Steve Allen 7:00—KPI—Marie Lanza 7:00—KECA—Cavalcade of Spits. 7:00—KNX—Capitol Cloakroom 8:00—KHJ—Reporters Roundup 8:30—KECA—This Is Your FBI 8:30—KNX—Musician USA 8:30—KPI—Your Hit Parade 9:00—KECA—Adial Stevenson 9:20—KHJ—Magazine Theater 11:00—KHJ—Yankees-Athletics 5:30 (13)—Televenture 4:00 (4)—Boxing, Dykes-Turner 7:30 (7)—Trouble With Father 5:30 (5)—Lawrence Welk Show 8:30 (11)—Without Fear 9:00 (5)—Chevron Theater 9:00 (2)—Pantomime Quiz 9:30 (7)—Tales of Tomorrow 10:30 (8)—Doorway to Danger 11:00 (2)“Open City” TOMORROW 11:00 a.m. (4-8) Nat. Tennis SATURDAY A.M. 7:00 A.M. KLAO—News Hymnes KPI—Anthel Andrews KMPC—Serenade KHJ-KPAO—News KPBW—News B Leyden KPAO-KECA—Music 7:15 KMPC–To Vote KECA–Garden of Edem KHBJ-Breakfast Gang 1:30 KPI–Commercial KLAO–Baymnt at Beins KMPO–Story Circus KECA–Bob Garred KNX–Frank Goes 7:45 KPI–Nno Manning KHJ-KPAO–News KECA–Stewart Craig KNX–Mirandy 8:00 A.M. KLAO–News, Stocks KPI–Secret Story KMPO–Prayer News KECA–Flying Feet KHI–Bron McParrine KNX–Let’s Pondand KPBW–News KPOE–All Nations Bible 8:15 KLAO–Bather, Daynes, KMPC–Markets, Sports KHI–News, Bob Greene KPBW–Bill Leyden 8:20 KLAO-KPAO–News KPI–Silverd. Love Story KMPO–New Demands KECA–Edna Plucker KHI–Haven of Rest KNX-Give and Take 8:35 KLAO-Sports KPBW-News KPAO-Unity 9:00 A.M. KLAO–News Hymnes KPI–Howdy Doody KMPC–A.M. Serenade KPBW-Bill Anson KECA–No School KHJ-Marina Band KXI-Theater Today KAFO-Hosserum 8:30 KLAO-Peter Potter KECA-Spain Spire KNZ-Stam Over Hlywo KPAO-Piano KHLJ-Music 8:00 KHJ-Civil Defense KLAO-News Potter KPI-KHLJ-News KECA-Im Land KMPG-KPAO-Music KPBW-Bill Annu KNX-Grand Central 10:15 KFI-Bandstand KPI-Progressive Party KMPC-Don Otis KHLJ-Farm Conference KNX-City Hospital KAFO-Gonna 11:00 A.M. KLAO-News, Potter KPI-Mary Lee Taylor KECA-Im Coon KHPJ-Bill Annu KHPJ-Dunn on Dice KNX-Music With Girls KAFO-Music 11:15 KAFO-Book Press 11:30 KAFI-Parm & Some Brn KAMPC-Baseball--Cincinnati-Chicago KNX-Meet the Mra. KAHPJ-Mac MaGuilea KAFO-Music 12 NOON KALO-News, Potter KPI-Perm Reporter KAMPC-Baseball KBX-KHJ-News KAFO-Consert 12:15 KIAP-News KIAP-Music KNX-Newville Gillespie 12:30 KIAP-Army Sand KBWB-News-Muse KBX-Chicagoans KBHJ-Man on Farm 1:00 P.M. KIAP-News Music KIAP-KHLJ-Music KBMO-Baseball KBCA-News KBWE-Joe Tocam KBX-Wendall Noble KAFC-Serenade 1:15 KECA-Ira Cook KNX-Stewart Craig KAFC-Acoustic String 1:20 KhJ-Nation Salute KNX-Philip Norman 2:00 P.M. KAFC-News Music KAPC-Don Otis KhJ-Army Sound KBWP-Joe Tocam KBX-News, Mr Info KBFA-Matines 2:15 KNX-Stewart Craig KBMC-Music KBWP-Baseball--Hollywood-Portland 2:30 KIAP-Music Festival KhJ-Dinkeland Mat. KNX-This is Living 3:00 P.M. KALOC-News Sports, 570 Club KIAP-P Parswell Sings KAFC-Serenade KNX-This is LA. KhJ-Men's Corner KAFC-News 3:20 KIAP-Sat Symphony KhJ-Music KNX-Well at Work KAFC-Opera 6:00 P.M. KALOC-News Sports, O. Norman KECA-Frank & Jackson KhJ-John Flynn KBWP-Baseball KNX-News KAFC-Masterpiece 6:20 KIAP-News KECA-X-Junction KBWB-News, Hancho KNX-I Believe, Sat. at Chase KhJ-Music 4:45 KIAP-From Dixie KBJ-Pentagon Report (C) = 1989 by Universal Radio Features Synd.-Tom R. Dancon. Baptist Youth Work for Local Youth Center The Bethel Baptist Young People will be coming to the relief of the warm, and tired shopper, Friday evening with home-made ice cream, cakes, pies, coffee, and candy. The refreshments will be for sale on the lawn of the educational building at the corner of Lemon and Broadway sts., from 9:30 to 9:30 p.m. This means has been chosen by the young people of Bethel Baptist to help raise the money they have pledged for the Christian Youth Center, which is to be built on the second lot east of the church. It is for this reason that the young people of the church are trying to come out on top in the "Buy in Anaheim" contest. Most towns the size of Anaheim have a Christian Youth Center, and the Bethel Baptist young people are trying to do their part in seeing that Anaheim will soon have a Youth Center also. If the youth of Anaheim are reached with the truth, less money will be spent on law enforcement. Bethel Baptist In the absence of the pastor, Rev. Berthold Jacksteit, Bethel Baptist church will have Prof. Walter Wessel as their guest speaker Sunday morning. Prof. Wessel is professor of Greek at the Bible Institute at Los Angeles. He is a graduate of the Bible Institute, and the University California at Los Angeles. He attended the University of Edinburgh, Scotland, in preparation for Ph.D. Sunday evening the young people of Bethel Baptist church will give charge of the 7:30 service. They are bringing to Anaheim for the first time the colored film. GRACEFUL LIVING keynotes the mood of this attractive exterior, which is typical of the unusual designs used in 94 new homes in the second Anaheim residential development of Bonded Homes, Inc., under construction at East and La Palma streets north of Center street, on a site was an orange grove. Both FHL terms are available. Looting is Costly Emery E. Crawley, 1338 S. Olive st. Santa Ana, was bereft of his fishing tackle today following a $200 looting of his garage. he reported to Santa Ana police. His loss included a deep sea pole and reel, two base poles and reels, a fly rod and reel, and a tackle box, which, with its contents, was worth $100, he said. Air Force Man Sent to Jail Pleading guilty to car tampering, Wallace Barnes, U.S. air force, yesterday was sentenced to 90 days in county jail by City Judge Celia Young of Huntington Beach, who was presiding in City Judge Ronald M. Crookshank's court in Santa Ana. Barnes had been apprehended while attempting to drive a car away from the Simmons used car lot on N. Main st., Santa Ana, Tuesday night. Anaheim Gazetteer by JOHN S. NEUBAUER Resist the devil, and he will flee from you—James 4:7. LINES-O-TYPE — Larry Quille is returning to his alma mamy—Anahi this fall he'll be an orientation teacher.* Quille has a newspaper background, and he would be a mighty fine journalism teacher. In fact, we are told he turned down numerous offers of jobs just to come back to Anahi... Lt. Ralph Comstock is back too. He's been on a leave of absence so he could get first cycles in Anaheim to reminded members the sign painting detail urection of Sven Harbe at the clubhouse, 1338 st., at 8 a.m. Sunday. The Optimists' driven by School Superintendent Cook and Police Officer Stephenson. The lattice club to stress the facade are to be ridden on the of the street—that is the law to ride them side. He reported that three accidents out of past year in Anaheim cycles. Also commenting for the Optimist campaign Gauer, business man school system, Wilber Benjamin Franklin cipal, Chester Fowler. Sent to Jail Pleading guilty to car tampering. Wallace Barnes, U.S. air force, yesterday was sentenced to 90 days in county jail by City Judge Celia Young of Huntington Beach, who was presiding in City Judge Ronald M. Crookshank's court in Santa Ana. Barnes had been apprehended while attempting to drive a car away from the Simmons used car lot on N. Main st., Santa Ana, Tuesday night. St. Michael's Episcopal A series of sermons on the general topic, "What is the Christian Faith," will be begun at the 10:30 a.m. morning worship service at St. Michael's Episcopal church with the Rev. John Kimball Saville preaching on "Reason, Faith and Revelation." This will be the rector's first service since returning from his vacation. At 8 a.m., Holy Communion will be celebrated. A colored film strip on Queen Esther will be shown in the family service at 9:30 a.m. At 7 p.m., the service of evening prayer will be resumed under the leadership of the young people. Wesley Methodist "The Tragedy of the Mailbag" will be discussed by the Rev. William McKinley Walker in his sermon in the 11 a.m. service Sunday at Wesley Methodist church. The choir under the direction of Margaret Elliott will sing special music and John Albright will sing a solo "The Prayer Perfect" by Stenson. White Temple The Rev. Frank Butterworth, returned from his annual vacation, will preach on "The Sins of Subtlety" in the 11 a.m. service at White Temple Methodist church Sunday. God, was given dominion over the whole earth." "His birthright is dominion, not subjection. He is lord of the belief in earth and heaven, — himself subordinate alone to his Maker. This is the Science of being." (pp. 545, 518). LINES-O-TYPE — Larry Quille is returning to his alma mamma—Anahi this fall he'll be an orientation teacher. Quille has a newspaper background, and he would be a mighty fine journalism teacher. In fact, we are told he turned down numerous offers of jobs just to come back to Anahi. Lt. Ralph Comstock is back too. He's been on a leave of absence so he could get first hand experience on how to handle the cadet corps. As if he needed it! Bob Routh says that it may seem ironical for a fellow to go after a teachers' credential and then follow a business career. Yorba Linda's Hubert Singer has come a long way since he quit peddling the pause that refreshes for Lou Hypes in and around the old home town. Now they tell us that Doris Holve won't play for the Bloomer gals no mo' Reason: Parental objection. Karen Lenain is doing aw right with her tennis racket. Franklin Perez, the Anaheimer, was hurt in a waterskiing accident. He fell on his ear. PROGRESS—Leo Fender the man who made a better guitar for his hillbilly bands is expanding his enterprise. The former Anaheimer bought a piece of Arch Edward's property to build himself a bigger factory. Fender's supply can't keep up with the demand. NOTATIONS—Gaener McComber may have the Pfeninger property sewed up for a year, but wait 'n' see what happens after that. Before he got his first hean planted, A. D. Penhall is working on a $27,000 building to house an automobile agency. Walter Swanberger remembers when Orange banks had night-time hours "for the convenience of the public." The break in the heat wave is a blessing in disguise as far as Tony Moreno is concerned. "She's too hot for work," he said as he told how a couple of Nationals were overcome by heat and toppled off a ladder. It doesn't may to show off. A couple of fellows who did, broke their necks. MEMO—Now is the time for all good citizens to come to the aid of their country by registering so that they can cast their ballot on the first Tuesday following the first Monday in November. Time's awaisting! Sept. 11 is the deadline. FOLKS—Bob Williams couldn't flee from you—James 4:7. Stephenson. The latter club to stress the facts of the street—that is the law to ride them side. He reported that three accidents out of past year in Anaheim cycles. Also commenting for the Optimist campaign Gauer, businessman school system, Wilber Benjamin Franklin sixipal, Chester Fowler principal; B. J. Madden Mann principal; Mr Keup of Zion P-TA; Midge Simon, P-TA coident. Optimist President presided. Last of Oldest Social Security Payments Social Security checks Sept. 3 to 8700 Orange people were the last unpaid rates of payment, accrued Garret W. List, manager Santa Ana social security payments due to the early in October will be about $366,000.00. As a result of changes in the social security law nearly everyone receives age and survivors insurance fits will get higher most retired workers will increases ranging from $Increases for dependents vivids will be less than for retired workers. In many these increases will be all $5. "For example," List retired insured worker was $40, earnings received since get a September payment a worker who got $68, current check will get $first week in October." List says that it will necessary for persons now old-age and survivors payments to call or com Santa Ana social security to get the increases. They will receive early income will automatically carry creased amounts. is fleeting, indeed. NUGGETS—Paul Dems Anahi principal met with God, was given dominion over the whole earth." "His birthright is dominion, not subjection. He is lord of the belief in earth and heaven, — himself subordinate alone to his Maker. This is the Science of being." (pp. 545, 518). Beautiful Aluminum SCREEN DOOR GRILLS NEW SHIPMENT JUST IN FROM BACKLANBURG-DUNCAN. WE OFER COMPLETE SCREEN DOOR PROTECTION ... and BEAUTY, TOO! Hot Weather - Ahead! SCREEN DOORS and WINDOW SCREENS IMMEDIATELY AVAILABLE REDWOOD FENCES Five Foot High PER LINEAL FOOT $115 "More For Your Building Dollar" PHONE Anaheim 2118 for Free Estimates 125 N. MANCHESTER TAYLOR LUMBER CO. ANAHEIM TRUCK & TRANSFER CO. MOVING-STORAGE General Trucking —PHONE 2123— 505 S. Los Angeles St. Anaheim It’s Than REMEMBER ALL PLACE BY of SE DRAWN FR Anaheim ASS Member Feder in A CORNER CENT IN THE DAYS OF LONG AGO From the Files of Anaheim Gazette By MRS. HENRY KUCHEL 75 Years Ago August 1877 The almost daily purchases of well pipe from our friend Joe Bennerscheidt, speaks well for the enterprise of the farmers south of us. A Mexican while displaying his equestrian accomplishments on Los Angeles street yesterday attempted to dismount gracefully in front of the Star Restaurant. He succeeded admirably in dismounting, but unfortunately fell into the trough of water which stands in front of the restaurant for the benefit of thirsty beasts. The chagrin of the elegant horseman can better be imagined than described. The trustees of Cajon school district held a consultation with the trustees of Anaheim school district on Tuesday evening at the Gazette office and agreed upon a new boundary line between the two districts. The Fire company attempted to hold a general meeting last evening, but as the president, vice-president and secretary were absent, it was given up in disgust. There was every appearance of a thunderstorm in the mountains north of Anaheim yesterday. Ex-Governor Pacheco passed through Anaheim last night on his way to San Diego. 50 Years Ago August 1902 A crowd of about 300 persons witnessed last Saturday night the drawing of the 60-piece dinner set in front of Harris & Falkenstein's department store. The big window had been cleared for the purpose and at the time set for the drawing, John Hartung of the Citizen's Bank, armed with a hatchet, entered the window. The boxes containing the coupons were handed to him and, in view of all, he emptied the contents into a basket which was then covered with a table cloth. This done, Miss Edith Wallop was led, blindfolded to the basket and took from it one number, which she handed to Mr. Hartung, who read it aloud to the people. The number drawn was 6937, and Fred Dettmer, who recently bought Mrs. Standolph's place west of town, was the lucky winner, and he carried off the pretty set, envied by many a good housekeeper, who had hoped to be the proud possessor of such a valuable addition of her household. Welborn Wallop and Bowman Merritt left on Tuesday for Berkeley, to enter the university. Steve Rimpau and John Dauser go north on Sunday, and Carl Zeus on Wednesday. A. G. Baker is already there as is also Snyder of West Anaheim. Bonded Homes' Second Unit serve as model dwellings, parading many special features of Bonded Homes, Inc. In the first Bonded Homes development in Anaheim. Stephenson. The latter urged the club to stress the fact that bikes are to be ridden on the right side of the street—that it is against the law to ride them on the left side. He reported that only about three accidents out of 200 in the past year in Anaheim involved bicycles. Also commenting favorably on the Optimist campaign were Mel Gauer, business manager of the school system, Wilbert Bonney, Benjamin Franklin school principal, Chester Fowler, Fremont principal; B. J. Maddox, Horace Mann principal; Mrs. Norman Keup of Zion P-TA and Mrs. Midge Simon, P-TA council president. Optimist President Al Garey presided. Last of Older Social Security Payments Mailed Social Security checks mailed Sept. 3 to 8700 Orange county people were the last under the old rates of payment, according to Garret W. List, manager of the Santa Ana social security office. Payments due to the same people early in October will amount to about $366,000.00. As a result of changes made in the social security law in July, nearly everyone receiving old-age and survivors insurance benefits will get higher payments. Most retired workers will receive increases ranging from $5 to $8.60. Increases for dependents and survivors will be less than those for retired workers. In most cases, these increases will be about $2 to $5. "For example," List says, "A retired insured worker whose August payment was $40, based on earnings received since 1936, will get a September payment of $45; a worker who got $68,50 in the current check will get $77.10 the first week in October." List says that it will not be necessary for persons now getting old-age and survivors insurance payments to call or come to the Santa Ana social security office to get the increases. The checks they will receive early in October will automatically carry the increased amounts. There was every appearance of a thunderstorm in the mountains north of Anaheim yesterday. Ex-Governor Pacheco passed through Anaheim last night on his way to San Diego. Bonded Homes' Second Unit Selling Fast Quick public acceptance of Bonded Homes, Inc., has brought the sale of one-third of the homes in the developer's second Anaheim residential community at East and La Palma streets, just north of Center st. on a site which formerly was an orange grove. The heavy advance sale was announced today by C. Fred Smith, president of the firm, who credited a number of features and special factors for the popularity of the 94-dwelling, three-bedroom, 1½-bath development. He cited the rustic, groovelike character of the community, maintained in the retention of full-bearing orange trees on most of the locations. Homes are priced from $13,550 to $13,750, and are available to purchasers on either FHA or VA terms. Three completed residences serve as model dwellings, parading many special features of Bonded Homes, Inc. In the first Bonded Homes development in Anaheim, instant public favor caused a complete sellout almost as soon as the property went on the market, officials reported. The new development is the second phase of a program which calls for construction by Bonded Homes, Inc., of 460 homes with a total valuation of approximately $5,000,000 in Anaheim within the coming year. Largest residential building program ever undertaken by a single firm, the program actually will provide more homes than have been constructed by all builders combined in Anaheim in the past several years, company officials declared. BACKS CAMPBELL KAULBARS Mortuary Phone 3209 251 N. Lemon SAVE 20%...NOW! During Our Annual Fall ROSE SALE Here it is...the ROSE SALE we promised you! PRICES CUT ON ENTIRE STOCK 20%! HURRY! HURRY! List says that it will not be necessary for persons now getting old-age and survivors insurance payments to call or come to the Santa Ana social security office to get the increases. The checks they will receive early in October will automatically carry the increased amounts. NUGGETS—Paul Demaree, the Anahi principal, met with his new teachers the other day. The Anahi administrator has a reputation in Southern California secondary school circles that is hard to match. He has the personality and magnetism that makes folks trust him. They're confident in his wisdom and capability. Anaheim can be proud that such a capable leader and administrator is in charge of Anahi. SALE Here it is... the ROSE SALE we promised you! PRICES CUT ON ENTIRE STOCK 20%! HURRY! HURRY! BOTTS NURSERY LANDSCAPE CONTRACTORS 1228 LINCOLN — ANAHEIM — PHONE 5450 WE GIVE "BUY IN ANAHEIM" VOTES" and GOLD BOND STAMPS It’s That Time Again! REMEMBER... ALL FUNDS PLACED WITH US BY THE 10th of SEPTEMBER DRAW INTEREST FROM THE 1st Anaheim Building & Loan ASSOCIATION Member Federal Home Loan Bank System in Anaheim at CORNER CENTER & LEMON STREETS PHONES ANAHEIM 2158 or 2159