anaheim-gazette 1952-12-19

Three Christmas Services Sunday At White Temple to Feature Music Chrimas Sunday will be observed at White Temple Methodist church with two duplicate morning worship services, one at 9 and one at 11 a.m., featuring special choral music and decorations and a sermon by Rev. Frank E. Butterworth on "And The Shepherds Returned." And in the evening at 7 o'clock, the public is invited to the service of song and pagentry presented by the church school. Every person attending the evening service is requested to bring some sort of foodstuffs, wrapped in white, to lay at the foot of the tree, to be taken to the needy. The feature of the evening service will be the playet, "Old Jimsbys Rival," presented by a cast of 65 boys and girls headed by the veteran Footlighters, Roy Topic for Sermon Is 'Going to Bethlehem' Sunday At the 11 o'clock service, the choir under the direction of Margaret Elliott, will sing Frank C. Butcher's anthem, "Kings To Thy Rising" with solo parts by Margaret Elliott, Pat Brooks and John Albright with supporting parts by alto and soprano quartets. Rev. Walker will preach on the subject "Going to Bethlehem." There will also be baptismal service and reception of new members. Rose Hills to Close Christmas For the first time in its 37-year history, Rose Hills Memorial Park will close all offices on Christmas Day. It was announced today by John D. Gregg, Rose Hills president. Casey and Judy Belle Wicker, in the leading roles. The story, written by Mrs. Eleanor Gilbreth, White Temple's Minister of Education, centers around an old woodcarver who makes toys to fill Santa's orders. With his help a young school teacher is able to recruit the talent of the community for a children's Christmas benefit for a crippled children’s hospital. Two children's choirs, of Primary and Junior age respectively, will provide music, and the familiar carols will be enjoyed by all. This is a family program, and nursery care will be provided for small children during the evening service as well as throughout the morning. Atomic Force Christian Science Lesson-Sermon Is blind atomic action the force that founded the earth and the universe? Or is there not a great intelligent force that evolves all things? Searching questions such as these are discussed in the Sunday Lesson-Sermon entitled "Is the Universe, Including Man, Evolved by Atomic Force?" in all Christian Science churches. "The Lord by wisdom hath founded the earth; by understanding hath he established the heavens," says the Golden Text from Proverbs (3:19). The Bible selection points out that through trust in God man gains dominion over material forces. Mary Baker Eddy writes in "Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures;" "Jesus walked on the waves, fed the multitude, healed the sick, and raised the dead in direct opposition to material laws. His acts were the demonstration Governor Warren To Prepare State SACRAMENTO (CNS) — The most recent radio interview given by Governor Earl Warren apparently is an attempt to soften the people up on the size of the 1954 state budget. The governor said without equivocation that he is "going to strike as I always have to keep California's budget in balance and operate government as nearly as possible on a pay-as-you-go basis. He declared he has made something of a record along this line and is confident the state will be able to continue on this basis. There are as yet no total but at the outset, the governor called attention to the directive from the people of the state to increase the school allotments from $120 to $180 per pupil per year average daily attendance. After declaring the figure used was a total of $70,000,000 merit for the schools, the governor said "increases in school attendance will actually boost this total nearly ninety million." He pointed out this adds 15 percent to the fixed appropriation payable from the general fund and that of the total dollar in the fund, only 38 cents is subject to adjustment by his administration. That the total budget will be larger than last year is a fore-gone conclusion, the governor pointed out. "It is logical to assume," he said "that we can't absorb a 70 million Choirs Present Bethel Services Christmas Sunday at Bethlehem Baptist church, Broadway and Lemon sts., Anaheim, will feature two services, presented by the junior and senior choirs. In the morning service, the juror choir will sing "The Birthday of the King," by Heidlinger and There will also be baptismal service and reception of new members. Rose Hills to Close Christmas For the first time in its 37-year history, Rose Hills Memorial Park will close all offices on Christmas Day, it was announced today by John D. Gregg, Rose Hills president. "We are closing all departments so that our employees may enjoy Christmas with their families," Gregg said. "However, the gates to the park and the doors of the mausoleum will be open from sunrise to sunset for the convenience of those who wish to visit the park." First Presbyterian The Christmas Sunday sermon theme at First Presbyterian church, 310 W. Broadway, Anaheim, will be "Now Proclaim Messiah's Birth" with the Rev. Howell Chingdon occupying the pulpit. Sunday school classes will begin as usual at 9:45. Christian Science Program Televised The Christian Science church will be represented on the "Light of Faith" program over station KNX-T, Sunday afternoon, Dec. 21, at 1 o'clock. You and your friends are cordially invited to visit the Air Defense Filter Center at 1012 North Main, Santa Ana. Courteous Air Force personnel will explain to you how early warning of aircraft will help prevent A-bombings of Southern California. Bible Words to Live By MATTHEW 5:13-14: "You are the salt of the earth; but if salt has lost its taste, how can its salinity be restored? ... You are the light of the world. A city set on a hill cannot be hid." Christian character is the essential saving quality in our world. It is always dependable as a consistent and positive power in determining the moral quality of society. It demonstrates an unmistakable and a courageous faith in the moral and spiritual order of the world ruled by a God of justice, righteousness, love and mercy. Jesus made Christian character central and basic. His followers "are salt" and "are light." It would have been entirely different if he had said "You have salt" and "You have light." There is a vast difference in having an external something in our possession and in being something ourselves. The language of Jesus is clear. It requires us to be "salt" and to be "light." Christian character is constant and unchanging. It faithfully expresses and reveals its Christlike qualities in every situation and under all circumstances. It can never conform to the worldly ways established the heavens," says the Golden Text from Proverbs (3:19). The Bible selection points out that through trust in God man gains dominion over material forces. Mary Baker Eddy writes in "Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures": "Jesus walked on the waves, fed the multitude, healed the sick, and raised the dead in direct opposition to material laws. His acts were the demonstration of Science, overcoming the false claims of material sense or law" (p. 273). Christian Science Program Televised The Christian Science church will be represented on the "Light of Faith" program over station KNX-T, Sunday afternoon, Dec. 21, at 1 o'clock. You and your friends are cordially invited to visit the Air Defense Filter Center at 1012 North Main, Santa Ana. Courteous Air Force personnel will explain to you how early warning of aircraft will help prevent A-bombings of Southern California. In the evening service, the senior choir will sing "The Birthday of the King" by Holdlinger and "Angels We Have Heard on High" in traditional hymn. In the same service, the senior choir will sing the hymn "O Holy Night," by Adams. The choirs will be under the direction of Jane Jackkeelt, Jacoban panled by Joan Stabberh. The pastor, the Rev. Bert Jankelst, will preach on them "Let the Light Shine." In the evening service, the senior choir, under the direction of Jane Jackkeelt and with Esther Leuchner at the organ and Dorothy Butzlaff at the chimes, will present the Christmas cantata "The Baby of Bethlehem" by Bernard Hamblen. Carter Mercury Floats Stock SACRAMENTO (CNS)—Edwyn M. Daugherty, state corporation commissioner, today announces issuance of a permit to Carter Mercury, 218 W. Commonwealth Fullerton, for selling 550 shares of stock at $100 par. Attorneys for the firm are Gett Alkens and Manning, 6435 Wilshire blvd., Los Angeles. The auto agency has been authorized 750 shares of capital stock. Directors are Charles W Carter, Henry Kearns and Howard Mongold. Kwikset Sales Division Moves To New Offices Kwikset Sales and Service Co. the product marketing and advertising agency for Kwikset Locks, this week is moving its offices from the main Kwikset plant on Santa Ana st., Anaheim, to offices on the second floor of the building at 222 E. Center. The shift was made necessary because the sales company was outgrowing its quarters in the main Kwikset building. To prevent separating the sales departments the move was made His followers "are salt" and "are light." It would have been entirely different if he had said "You have salt" and "You have light." There is a vast difference in having an external something in our possession and in being something ourselves. The language of Jesus is clear. It requires us to be "salt" and to be "light." Christian character is constant and unchanging. It faithfully expresses and reveals its Christlike qualities in every situation and under all circumstances. It can never conform to the worldly ways of convenience and expediency. It reveals Christian brotherliness at all times to all persons. Dr. Riley B. Montgomery President, The College of the Bible (Disciples of Christ) Lexington, Ky. ON THE ROCKS — The refrigerator ship Grommet Reefer, split in two, rests on rocks 200 yards off Leghorn, Italy. When this picture was made 37 cold and weary seamen were still aboard the stern section (right). However, all were finally removed by breech- es buoy and U. S. Navy helicopters. The ship was driven aground by winds of gale force. Bow section, with no one aboard, is breaking up, but stern remains afloat and watertight. Cargo included turkeys for American servicemen in Italy and Austria. Governor Warren May be Trying to Prepare State for Big Budget RAMENTO (CNS) — The recent radio interview given Governor Earl Warren apparent attempt to soften the up on the size of the 1953 budget. Governor said without equividence that he is "going to strive always have to keep California budget in balance and to government as nearly as on a pay-as-you-go basis." He has made some record along this line confident the state will be continue on this basis. We are as yet no totals, the outset, the governor attention to the directive the people of the state to run the school allotments 120 to $180 per pupil per average daily attendance. Declaring the figure used total of $70,000,000 more schools, the governor said it in school attendance usually boost this total to ninety million." Pointed out this adds 15 per cent the fixed appropriations from the general fund, of the total dollar in the only 38 cents is subject to rent by his administration. The total budget will be than last year is a foreconclusion, the governor out. Logical to assume," he said, we can't absorb a 70 million Gets 300th Transfusion — Thirteen-year-old Gerry Miller of Los Angeles, born with a blood disease, hypopitic anemia, gets his 300th blood transfusion. The transfusions began when he was seven weeks old. When the boy becomes overly tired and starts to get pale—symptoms of the disease—he's given another pint of blood. Gary plays mildly strenuous games and attends school with other children who are physically restricted. Checking off the blood score is Technician Connie Steetner. Gifts Present Hel Services Thomas Sunday at Bethel church, Broadway and Sts. Anaheim, will feature services, presented by the junior choirs. Morning service, the junior will sing "The Birthday King." Joe Heidlinger and In this outline of the financial situation, observers concluded, it can reasonably be expected that an increase in the state's gasoline tax will be effected at the forthcoming legislature. Also, that if or 90 million dollar increase in the cost of any one type of activity without it becoming apparent in the total budget." Going into other fields, the governor said he would have to tell the legislature that additional facilities are needed to prevent overcrowding of the state's prisons; as well as more and better housing for juvenile offenders. The same situation, he stated, applies to mental hospitals. The state system has a capacity of 36,000 patients and actually is housing 49,416 patients, with a waiting list of more than 3000 seeking entrance to the hospital for treatment of mental aliments. Public school enrollment will increase from 1,963,000 to 2,113,000 during the coming year. An eight per cent increase is expected in state colleges and a slight increase at the University of California. Commenting on the highway problem, the governor pointed to the fact that it will take upwards of three billion dollars to put the highway system in shape. He said three points are apparent in the highway problem, first, that the need for building highways faster than we are now building them is apparent to all; second, that some three billion dollars are necessary to put the system in shape, and third, that additional financing is necessary. "Neither objective can be accomplished with present revenues," he stated. "California can get an adequate highway system only by increasing the amount of money available for construction purposes." Auto Club Warns Against Seasonal 'Pedestricide' fornia defines it as a disease finned entirely to jaywalk Symptoms are impatience, all mindedness and carelessness. The club added that it caused more deaths this year. Hairs Present Chanel Services Thomas Sunday at Bethel church, Broadway and Sts., Anaheim, will feature services, presented by the junsenior choirs. For morning service, the juniner will sing "The Birthday King" by Heldlinger and We Have Heard on High, National hymn. In the same the senior choir will sing "O Holy Night," by choirs will be under the didion of Jane Jackson, Jacobiby Joan Stabbern' Gator, the Rev. Bert Jankll preach on the theme, the Light Shine.' The evening service, the senrior, under the direction of Buckstelt and with Esther or at the organ and Doronzlaft at the chimes, will the Christmas cantata, baby of Bethlehem' by Bermblen. Water Mercury Hits Stock AMENTO (CNS)—Edwin gherty, state corporation doner, today announced of a permit to Carter 218 W. Commonwealth, for selling 550 shares of $100 par. neys for the firm are Getz, and Manning, 6435 Wilwd., Los Angeles. Auto agency has been used 750 shares of capital Directors are Charles W. Henry Kearns and Howgold. Kwikset Sales Pension Moves New Offices Set Sales and Service Co. product marketing and adgency for. Kwikset this week is moving its offfrom the main Kwikset plant Ana st., Anaheim, to on the second floor of the at 222 E. Center. shift was made necessary the sales company was ing its quarters in the kwikset building. To preparating the sales departhe move was made to Neither objective can be accomplished with present revenues." he stated. "California can get an adequate highway system only by increasing the amount of money available for construction purposes." In this outline of the financial situation, observers concluded, it can reasonably be expected that an increase in the state's gasoline tax will be effected at the forth-coming legislature. Also, that if no increase in taxes for schools is effected this year, that some increase will be voted either in new or added taxes at the subsequent budget session. Auto Club Warns Against Seasonal 'Pedestricide' LOS ANGELES, Dec. 18 (AP) Warning came today against a frequently fatal seasonal disease — "Pedestricide." The Auto Club of Southern Cali- fornia defines it as a disease fined entirely to Jaywa Symptoms are impatience, all mindedness and carelessness. The club added that it caused more deaths this year, polio, pneumonia and infiltrated and often become demic during the Christmas ping season. Natural GAS is cheap in Southern California Residents of Southern California live better, spend less. This is because natural gas is cheap here. Its cost is under the national average for residential service. Gas is so economical that nearly everyone uses this clean, modern fuel for cooking, water heating and house heating. Thousands also use it for refrigeration and clothes drying. The price of gas for a typical customer is still about the same as in 1938. W costs as little today as it did 14 years. Certainly not food, clothing or home ings. 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The traffic in alcoholic beverages, he stated, presents simpler problems than tax assessments, which he said was the major item of importance in the board's responsibilities. “If the present control set is inadequate,” he stated, “it should be geared to cope with the situation.” Leake said no one could accuse him of being a "prohl" or a "blue-nose," but he pointed out that an unreasonable surplus of saloons could well prompt the electorate to decide it's time for a change which would result in slipping back to the bootlegging days of the "noble experiment." BACKS CAMPBELL KAULBARS Mortuary Phone 3209 251 N. Lemon DON'T FORGET YOUR BEST FRIEND THIS CHRISTMAS! 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