anaheim-gazette 1953-01-18

FORTY VARIED ARCHITECTURAL STYLES, including the above, are found in East Center and Evergreen Sts., Anaheim. Norpark Homes, three-bedroom two-bath Friends of Norpark Home Buyers Follow Suit Many of the sales now being recorded in Norpark Homes are to friends of early purchasers; it was noted today by officials of Hahn-St. John, builders of the new Anaheim community of three-bedroom, two-bath homes at East Center and Evergreen sts. The glowing comments expressed by initial buyers, which have brought their friends to Northern Park Homes, embrace both the low terms and the many luxury advantages offered in the new development. Priced from $12,481, the dwellings may be purchased by veterans on new reduced down payments of $481, plus costs and impounds, the developers said. An example of the care given to luxury features in Nor park Homies is each kitchen, which includes knotty pine cabinets so designed that they have double the space of most comparable kitchens, as well as exhaust fans over ranges, spacious breakfast nook spaces and pullman bath cabins. The 40 different architectural styles in the community are typified by four furnished model homes, outfitted by the Aaron Schultz furniture stores and open daily and Sunday from 10 a.m. t o 8 p.m. Norpark Homes nestling among Anaheim's orange groves, is near key employment centers of its dustrially-growing Orange county Long Beach and Los Angeles, as well as close to picnic grounds swimming pool, playground, tennis courts and other recreational facilities of the Anaheim pari- End of Joint Tenancy Asked Petition to terminate the joint tenancy interest of the late Josephine Baum, who died Jan. 6, in Santa Fe Springs oil royalties, two parcels of Anaheim real estate, four lots at Carlton, and a note amounting to $978.87, has been filed in Superior court by Vereno Rose, formerly VerenaBaum. Other advantages are Lennox central heating plants, which are gas-fired and thermostat-controlled; wood-burning fireplaces, stall showers, glass-enclosed tubs, television outlets, colored bathroom Still time to join Christmas Club '53 ENJOY A PREPAID MERRY CHRISTMAS THIS YEAR! You make 25 deposits of $1 You get $25 2 50 4 100 10 250 20 500 every other week plus interest Convenient coupon-book way to save; no red tape. Get details at the New Accounts Desk at your Branch. SECURITY-FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF LOS ANGELES MEMBER FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION ANAHEIM BRANCH CENTER AT LEMON ST. The 40 different architectural styles in the community are typified by four furnished modern homes, outfitted by the Arrow Schultz furniture stores and opened daily and Sunday from 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. Norpark Homes, nestling among Anaheim's orange groves, is near key employment centers of its dustrially-growing Orange county Long Beach and Los Angeles, well as close to picnic grounds swimming pool, playground, tennis courts and other recreational facilities of the Anaheim park system. Court Denies Appeal in Stone-Walsworth Suit Decision of Superior Judge Raymond Thompson in favor of John W. Stone of Fullerton, whom sued his stepdaughter, Little K. Walsworth-of San Pedro,the cancel a deed she held to his home between Fullerton and Brea,a waived by the fourth district council of appeals in a decision just received by Stone’s attorney,Harold McCabe. The appellate court denied the appeal of Mrs.Walsworthfrom Judge Thompson’s judgment canceleidingthedeedandquietingtitiothepropertyinfavorofStone. Stone had charged fraud and conspiracybetweenhiswifeandher daughter,Mrs.Walwort,h Tobtainthedeed.The property wascommunitypropertyheldinthewifewisename.Accordingtocontentionsinlhelawsuitt.Miss Stoned induced her husbandtojoinherinsignalinga.deeedconveyingeverythingtothereduced,andthensurvivorthencoulddoashelorscheasedwithit. Instead,Sstonecharged,MissStonesimmediatelyturnedeeovertothemather.Miss.S stonesidedtwoyears later,missWalsWORTH immediatelyrecordethedeed.itwasclaimed. JudgeThompsondecidedin favour.ofStoneatatrisksometimeago,andMiss.Walsworthisappealed.ed. You Are Cordially Invited to Hear... DR. HAROLD L. PROPPE Each Evening at 7:30 at the BETHEL Baptist Church Broadway at Lemon SUNDAY EVENING—Jan. 18 "God's Way to a Spiritual Awakening" MONDAY—Jan. 19 "The Man Who Does Big Business" TUESDAY— Jan.20 "The Man Who Drank Out of the Wrong Cup" WEDNESDAY— Jan. 21 "The Man Whom God Kidnapped" THURSDAY — Jan. 22 “The Man With Five Wounds” FRIDAY — Jan. 23 “Behold the Man” SUNDAY MORNING, Jan. 25, 10:45 "TheManWhoWantedToDie" SUNDAY EVENING — Jan. 25 "TheManWhoConqueredDeath" Legion Oratorical Finals Announced The city finals of the American Legion sponsored Oratorio Competition will be held in the Post clubrooms; 936 N. Lemon st., at 8 p.m. on Monday, Jan. 19. Three contestants will speak on the Constitution, and the winner will represent the city in the countyfinals to be held in Garden Grove on Feb.27. This program will be held in connection with the regular business meeting of the Post and is open to the public. Anaheim Gazetteer BY JOHN B.NEUBAUER I hear the wind among the trees Playing celestial symphonies; I see the branches downward bend Like keys of some great instrument. —Longfellow. THE WORD — Thou shalt love thy neighbor as thyself—Lev. 29:18. YOUTH! Psychology is a wonderful thing! Stan Riley is an Anaheimer who isn't ever going to be old if he can help it. He is a perpetual youth and in his case, the 20-30 club is his fountain of youth. Riley has the right idea Through youthful associations one maintains youthful ideas and associations Personally, I subscribe to that idea. A fellow is Local Housewife Hurt in Wreck An Anaheim housewife, Mrs.Irvin D.Gillette, 36 received minor injuries in an automobile collision Friday at 5:15 p.m while a Fullerton housewife, Mrs.Georgia Cross, 22 also was slightly hurt in another crash near Buena Park Friday evening. Mrs. Gilettee was injured when a car driven by her husband, Irwin Gillette, 43, 315 W.Worth St., collided with a car driven by Ernest Sigala, 30,Garden Groove On Garden Grove blvd.,near Wright St. Mrs.Cross was hurt when a car driven by her husband Dean W.Crisis, 27was involved in collision with another car at Orange-thorpe Blvd.and Western ave.Buena Park.at 8 p.M. Rites Announced For Martha Flores Mrs.Martha Floores, 67,died FridayJan.16intheOrange County hospital.Miss.Floeres was born in Mexico,and had madeher homeat406S.Vinesince1931.Survivorsarethree sons.Joseof México,Raymundo和 RamonOf Anahelmer,a daughter,Miss LeonorFloresc.ofSanBernardino,and17grandchildren.Resitationofthe Holy Rosarywillbe heard tonightat7:30p.m.inthechapelofBacks,CampbellandKaalbars mortuary.MasstoheldInSt.Bonaville churchMondayatt9am.IntermentwillmadeinholySepulcher cemetery.Ray ReedNamed CRC Scrapbook County Planners Handle Variety Of Variances Among applicationsfor varianpermitstocomebeforethecountyyupervisorsTuesdaywithfaverablerecommendationsfromth县planning commissionwhobequestsprovidingforest agriculturallog.residentialarligiousdevelopmentnortheastOrange county.The planningcommissionasprovedapplicationoftheshellCo.todrillfordilandgasinthe northsideEsperanza r2½ miles eastof Yorba bridgein Santa Ana canyon.L.A.Moorereceivedapprovaloff permittocerectanadditif35by85feettoethepostofficebuildingatrentwestcorridordefithst.st-andFullertontavBuenaPark.Permittorfothe MexicanMetodisturchastStanttoncovertad dwellinginto.a Sundayschoolroom,andtobuild帕sonagebesidether churchesAtCecotlandcentralave,,wasapprovi FrankG.Ferriera recievedabprovalofhisapplicationfororalargementofhisdairymonthswidelineWalkerst.northOrange Ave.,Cypress,bytimizenlakesacrestfort additional pasture.Thewouldbe no increase inthesteadofihershed,said. Purchaseof2¼ acres offahadjoinningLowell schoolontowestsideholdenclaiendaVE,novolodeLa Habraandeearcountyline.was approved ChesterR.Plosser,jr., won aprovaalofhis proposaltoconstruemashoppingcenter，20unitmoonsand40-unittrailerpark.onathouse。 THE WORD — Thou shalt love thy neighbor as thyself—Lev. 29:18. YOUTH—Psychology is a wonderful thing! Stan Riley is an Anaheimer who isn't ever going to be old if he can help it. He is a perpetual youth and in his case the 20-30 club is his fountain of youth. Riley has the right idea. Through youthful associations one maintains young ideas and associations. Personally I subscribe to that idea. A fellow is only as old as he thinks he is. Why a year or so ago we had prove it by running a footrace against a couple of really fast men—Lupe Gonzales and John Atkinson. BREIFLY NOTED — Have you a distinctive autograph? Charles Ruby, the Fullerton college professor of law and letters, is quite an authority on autographs. He collects them. He started with Herbert Hoover while at Leland Stanford University and has been adding to them since. But he missed an opportunity. He could have gotten both Stalin's and Hitler's autographes."I don't want them," he said.“I want only men who will leave their mark on civilization.”Both of these dictators played a role that will befootnoted in history. DESTINY—a day after tomorrow,voters of Buena Park will go to the polls Theywill elect fiveofthe20menwhoarerunningforcitycouncil Ifthe voterspassoncincorporationmeasure(andtheyprobably)oneofthesemens—themanwhoisselectedmayor-willbe longrememberedasfirstmajorofBuenaPark.MaxVonStrobelasmanyAnaheimschoolboytellyouwasther first mayorofAnahelm,even thoughheservedor80yearsago...AlmosteveryoneknowsthatCharlesC ChapmannwasthefirstmayorOfFullerton.And mostfolksinandaroundPlacentiaknowhat HarryE ast was theircommunity’sfirstmayor.Nobody knows whothesecondthird,andfourthmayoralMost folksdon'tcare. PASSING — Andrew Unetic.Chief engineer of Kwicksetislookingfordaplacetosettle.The mechanicalengineeriestwithanidealhomeesisteforsifamilynowlivingincleveland....GraceReedTheever-efficient ladybankerinplanningabiglandscapingprojectfor hernewAnahaim hacenda.KeithMurdock.Anahuimsableprogressiveadministrator.HewalwaysonthelookoutForanaheimmersandinterests.PeterJ.LearnIfapopularitypollweretakenofAnaheimpersonsalePete wouldheadthelistormeblyclosetothetopHe`sgotafsmileforeveryonesupport RAY Reeed Named CPC-Secretary County RegisterMember.of.thecountylistingcommissionstaffsince1945,RaymondReed Assistantplanner和assistantsecretary,hasisbenappointed secretaryofthe commission,succeedingtothitleheldby HalSt.Johnslince1948.stJohnswillhasmoretimefürhisfieldwork.aswellasereschard和技术trainingit WasexplainedbyplaningsDirectorHarryBergh,howannouncedchallenge.Berghthismonthreplicated.CharlesHaysdiggssplantingdirector. Death Takes Mrs.Susan BuckMrs.SusANBUCK,78,fow041Hardying,diedSaturdaymornightatherhome,ShewasborninMissouri,andhadbeenacresidentAnnahiem及vicinityfort32 yearsSurvivimgrouptwo sons,Stock-andBuckoffMissouri.WalterofGarden,Grove,a daughter,MrsNelle Bazzell offMissouri;16grandchildren;32great grandchildrenandfivegreatgreendranchildREN.sister.Mrs Mary Hedsepeth,twobrothersWillChildress,andMarion Childress.allofMissouriFuneralserviceswillber conductedfromthechapel OfBacksCampbellandKaalibarmortuary.Tuesdayatt2pm.withtheRevUnderwoodofficiating.IntermentwillberemadeInOliveLawncemetery. AGAIN…we intOLD FASHIO ALAMITOS CC Bell was seated as presithe Los Alamitos Chamber merce at Mike's Cafe in Gardens, when the of 41 members held their banquet this week. Peck is the new vice at; Mrs. Lura B. Labourd- secretary-treasurer for the ear; Coy L. Long, Russell E.J.Curtis,Roy A.Wright ward A.Allen make up the of directors; August Latee is again sergeant at 22 ve Wounds" NG Jan. 25, 10:45 unted to Die" NG—Jan. 25 nquerered Death" HILGENFELD MORTUARY Faithful Courts Service 120 F.Broadway,Anaheim PHONE #7369 AGAIN...we in OLD FASHIO IN P I A PENT CHURC CORNER 2m in L EVERY N EXCEPT County Planners handle Variety Variances Using applications for variance is to come before the counsellors Tuesday with favourable recommendations from the planning commission will requests providing for business, natural oil, residential and land development in northern county. Planning commission application of the Shell Oil drill for oil and gas on north side of Esperanza rd., miles east of Yorba bridge, Santa Ana canyon. Moore received approval limit for the Mexican Methchurch of Stanton to condemn dwelling into a Sunday room, and to build a parish beside the church at Cedar central ave., was approved. Knk G. Ferriera received apointment his application for enlistment of his dairy on the west of Walker st., north of Orave,, Cypress, by utilizing 7½% for additional pasture. There be no increase in the size herd he said. Chase of 2½ acres of lands Lowell school on theside of Hacienda avenue, north Habra and near the courthouse, was approved. Master R. Poeser Jr., won appeal of his proposal to construct stopping center, 20 unit motel-unit trailer park, on a 15-acre field worth $1200. Fire Consumes Hay Worth $1200 Fire Friday night and early yesterday destroyed 2500 tons of balded hay, valued at $1200 at the dairy of Charles Spykmla, 9711 Juanita st., Cygress,' as firemen from the Cypress, West Anahiem and Orange forestry headquarters departments saved another $4000 worth of hay. New Furniture Store to Locate In Anaheim A new modern furniture store specializing in highest quality furniture will be opened shortly after April 1 in the heart of the Anaheim business district, was disclosed by Mission Furniture Co.of Riverside recently. The new store long established in Riverside will be situated at 223 E. Center street across city hall. Occupying 24,280 square feet three floors and part of the basement are planned for showrooms. Dick Meteer, son of owner C.H.Meteer who has been associated with his father for seven yearswill manage the new store.The younger Meeter,together with his wife,Gretchen,and two childrenChristine，2,and.Charles，4months.will reside in Anaheim. The store which will hire local help obtainable Will be stockiedwiththe best available Eastern-manufacturedfurniture.OwnedbyMr.andMrs.Arnold Kraemer,the buildingwhichWillbeoccupiedbythenewstoreisbeingcompletelyremodeledBYE.JHerbert.localcontractor. Dr. A. Charles Bona CHIROPODIST Announces the openingofhisofficeforthepracticeOfGeneral Chiropody和Foot Orthopedicsat Fire Consumes Hay Worth $1200 Fire Friday night and early yesterday destroyed 2500 tons of balled hay, valued at $1200 at the dairy of Charles Spykmla, 9711 Juanita st., Cypress, as firemen from the Cypress, West Anaheim and Orange forestry headquarters departments saved another $4000 worth of hay. Firemen battled the flames for 12 hours, starting at 6 p.m. Friday, before it was extinguished. Origin of the blaze was believed to be spontaneous combustion. Dr. A. Charles Bona CHIROPODIST Announces the opening of his office for the practice of General Chiropody and Foot Orthopedics at 433 W. Center, Anaheim PHONE 5321 Appearance Counts Everywhere Behind a desk? With your friends? On a date? Appearance counts everywhere. Remember, the impression you make depends not only on what you do, but on how you look. And it's easy to look your best when you count on us for your dry cleaning." "LEAVE IT TO RITZ" We also offer the only Pillow Renovating Service in Orange County. Renovation—Re-Ticking. RITZ CLEANERS & DYERS WE SPECIALIZE IN DRY CLEANING 307 E. Center St. Anaheim 3289 ..we invite you to the FASHIONED REVIVAL NOW IN PROGRESS At The PENTECOSTAL CHURCH OF GOD. CORNER 2nd and MAIN ST: in La Habra EVERY NIGHT - 7:30 EXCEPTMONDAYS Rev. Ted Blevins PASTOR extends a cordial invitation to all who desire a deeper experience in God to attend . . and be convinced that God IS still active in the affairs of men . . . AND DOES still HEAL through prayer.