anaheim-gazette 1953-02-15

Series of Pre-Easter Services Slated at Zion Lutheran Church Beginning on Ash Wednesday, Feb. 18 and continuing through March 25 Zion Lutheran church, Emily and Chartres, will present a series of six Pre-Easter Lenten services, entitled: "The Price of Our Salvation." Rev. Edwin H. Pfug, pastor of the church, will be the speaker. The Zion Senior Choir, the Zion Junior School Choir and the Zion Senior School Choir will extol the Savior's sacrifice love. The series includes the following sub-topics: February 18: "The Bloody Sweat of the Sinless Christ." Text: Luke 22.44. February 25: "The Wounded St. Michael's Prepares for Lenten Season" Quintegesma Sunday (fifty days before Easter) brings final preparations to the congregation of St. Michael's Episcopal church before the beginning of Lent. Following the 8 a.m. Communion service today will come 9:30 Family service and church school with the adult Bible class topic being "Glideon." At 11 a.m. the sermon will be given by Jeffry Palin, and the choir will sing "Thanks Be To God." At 7 p.m. will be evening prayer, also conducted by Palin. On Shrove Tuesday, Feb. 17, there will be Holy Communion at 10 a.m. followed by a prayer study group for all those who are interested. Ash Wednesday, Feb. 18, there will be services of Holy Communion at 7 and 10 a.m. and evening prayer and meditation at 7:15 p.m. Back of the Healing Christ." Text: John 18; 1. March 4: "The Thorn-Crowned Brow of the Kingly Christ." Text: Mark 15, 16-19. March 11: "The Physical Collapse of the Mighty Christ." Text: Mark 15, 20-21. March 18: "The Unspeakable Shame of the Honor-Bestowing Christ." Text: Luke 23, 32.33. March 25: "The Utter Loneliness of the Befriending Christ." Text: Matthew 27, 45.46. On this coming Wednesday evening, at the 7:30 o'clock service, Rev. Pfug will speak on the first topic: "The Bloody Sweat of the Sinless Christ," and the Zion Senior choir, under the direction of Mrs. Walter Kempin, will sing the more than 400 years old Lenten chorale by N. Decius: "Lamb of God, Pure and Holy." Rev. Pfug says: "The only reason we observe this season before Easter is because it gives us a golden opportunity to review upon God's word what Jesus did for us and our salvation. We cordially invite the public to share this blessing with us." 'Hidden Treasures' Film Slated at Stanton Church The Youth Choir will sing at the Stanton Community church Sunday evening at 7:30 o'clock, followed by the Moody Institute of Science film "Hiden Treasures." This has been acclaimed as the finest movie from the "sermons of science" series, Rev. Charles A. White announces, and is the fifth of these feature sequences. Noted Oregon Preacher at White Temple Rev. Daniel D. Waller of the First Methodist Corvallis, Oregon, is best Spiritual Life Mission week at White Temple church on Sunday morning will preach at both the o'clock services on Sunday, at 7 o'clock on Sunday, and nightly from through Thursday at 8 a.m. Altho himself a native gon, Dan Walker was Pomona, and graduated from Pomona high school and college. He served as instructor in speech and college before going easton University School of for his seminary work ing from seminary in 1996 appointed Director of Y for the California-Newference of the Methodist with headquarters in Sacramento. For six years he instructor in homilistics) at the Pacific Schligion in Berkeley. She has been pastor of vallis church and of the Foundation for Methodists at Oregon State college has also served as an in the Department of Religious Philosophy at Oregon blege. He is currently a m national Board of of General Conference Methodist church and dent of the Oregon O Board of Education, and delegate to the Western dictional Conference of o district Church at Santa Barbara 1952. He is the father children. VISIT OUR MODEL HOMES TODAY ...and see the many UNUSUAL FEATURES IN ANAHEIM'S NEWEST SUBURBAN COMMUNITY offering CUSTOM BUILT, TWO-THREE-BEDROOM HOMES Priced from $8395 to $9150 Terms as low as $845 Down — $41.50 per month Incomparable location—But a short distance from the business center of Anaheim within easy driving distance from Southern California's greatest employment center—Beautiful tree-covered surroundings—quiet and secluded. 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PHONE ANAHEIM 4295 Models Open Daily—10 A.M. to 8 DIKE, COLEGROVE and EOLL—Builders Noted Oregon Preacher at White Temple Rev. Daniel D. Walker, pastor of the First Methodist church in Corvallis, Oregon, is beginning a Spiritual Life Mission of one week at White Temple Methodist church on Sunday morning. He will preach at both the 9 and 11 o'clock services on Sunday morning, and nightly from Monday through Thursday at 8 o'clock. Altho himself a native of Oregon, Dan Walker was reared in Pomona, and graduated from both Pomona high school and Pomona college. He served as a student instructor in speech at Pomona college before going east to Boston University School of Theology for his seminary work. Graduating from seminary in 1940, he was appointed Director of Youth Work for the California-Nevada Conference of the Methodist church, with headquarters in San Francisco. For six years he served as instructor in homilistics (preaching) at the Pacific School of religion in Berkeley. Since 1948 he has been pastor of the Corvallis church and of the Wesley Foundation for Methodist students at Oregon State college, and has also served as an instructor in the Department of Religion and Philosophy at Oregon State college. He is currently a member of the national Board of Education of the General Conference of the Methodist church and is president of the Oregon Conference Board of Education, and was a delegate to the Western Jurisdictional Conference of the Methodist Church at Santa Barbara in 1952. He is the father of three children. Fox Home to Incorporate 15-Year Supply of Ideas By JOAN S. WHITE The new house going up at the corner of Jade Way and Citron st. promises to be one of the show places of Anaheim. It is the culmination of 15 years' plans by the owners, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Fox who operate the H. R. Fox Appliance store. Naturally, the latest, most efficient household appliances will be incorporated in the home. Designed for entertainment as well as family living, the arrangement of the three spacious rooms that comprise the center portion, unified as they are and thrown open to a luxurious private patio, may well earn for it the title of Conferences for Realty, Building Persons Slated The Orange County Title Co. of Santa Ana will present a series of educational conferences for the benefit of realtors, builders, engineers, architects, financial institutions and others who may be interested in attending. The schedule of these conferences and subjects to be discussed are as follows: On Feb. 17, at 7:30 p.m. a panel of experts from the Federal Housing Administration headed by H. V. Davidson, regional director, discussing the various phases of the operation of the Federal Housing Authority; On Feb. 24, at 7:30 p.m. a discussion by Dale H. Heinly, public accountant and tax expert, on various phases of tax problems confronting the real estate profession; On March 3, at 7:30 p.m. an informative talk by Frank Wood, "hospitality house." Two bedrooms with adjoining dressing rooms and two baths complete the 2800 feet of living area. A double garage is attached to the house at the service porch. CURVING CONTOUR Erected on a choice corner lot which metasures 80 x 130 feet, the house has an interesting exterior line. It curves to the contour of the building site, effectively enclosing the rear garden area on three sides. A masonry wall will complete the enclosure. The roof is of picturesque heavy shake shingles. Stucco side walls will be trimmed with flagstone, especially at the inviting entry wall. This entry way leads into a spacious front hall which divides the bedroom from the main part of the house, and boasts several closets, one of them cedar lined. A magnificent planter in this hallway lends atmosphere. The livingroom stretches 26 feet across the front of the house and has a width of 16 feet. By means of sliding doors, this room can be thrown open to a maple panelled den on one side and a gorgeous dining room on the other. The dining room is done in walnut to match a French provincial dining room suite. Most of the rooms will be thickly carpeted from wall to wall. The den will be floored with parquet flooring of oak while the baths will have linoleum in shades to blend with the colored ceramic fixtures. UNIQUE FEATURES Philosophy at Oregon State college. He is currently a member of the national Board of Education of the General Conference of the Methodist church and is president of the Oregon Conference Board of Education, and was a delegate to the Western Jurisdictional Conference of the Methodist Church at Santa Barbara in 1952. He is the father of three children. HOMES ATURES EIM'S COMMUNITY ROOM HOMES 0 per month business center of Anaheim—greatest employment centers HOMES THAT ARE NT Kitchen Ventilating Fans lows: On Feb. 17, at 7:30 p.m. a panel of experts from the Federal Housing Administration headed by H. V. Davidson, regional director discussing the various phases of the operation of the Federal Housing Authority; On Feb. 24, at 7:30 p.m. a discussion by Dale H. Heinly, public accountant and tax expert, on various phases of tax problems confronting the real estate profession; On March 3, at 7:30 p.m. an informative talk by Frank Woodland, past deputy real estate commissioner of the State of California, on the various real estate forms and their proper use; On March 10, 1953 at 7:30 p.m. a panel discussion on practical escrow problems under the direction of John Lutz, Jr. In each of these conferences audience participation will be invited following discussion of the subject of the evening. These meetings will be held in the conference room of the Orange County Title Co., Fifth and Main st., Santa Ana. No meal will be served and admittance is free. Camellia Society Slates Meeting The Camellia Society of Orange county will meet Feb. 19, in the Santo And Community Center, 1104 W. 8th St., Santa Ana. A bloom display is scheduled for 7:30 and the regular meeting will begin at 8. The program chairman, Mrs. R. W. Ragland, will introduce the speaker of the evening, W. M. Corry of the Agricultural Extension Service. Corry has followed the hobby of color photography for several years and he put this hobby to work last year during a trip through Southern United States. He will show his slides of many of the world-famous camellia gardens which he visited on this trip. Nurserymen say... by Orange County Nurserymen Association One of the treats of the spring garden is the flowering of deciduous shrubs and trees. Some species are best planted where they stand out as specimens, usually those kinds having rather ornamental stems when bare, while other, such as the Spiraea, are best planted against a dark background where the bloom shows up prominently and where the bare stems are almost invisible. This point should be considered when choosing a deciduous shrub. and has a width of 16 feet. By means of sliding doors, this room can be thrown open to a maple panelled den on one side and a gorgeous dining room on the other. The dining room is done in walnut to match a French provincial dining room suite. Most of the rooms will be thickly carpeted from wall to wall. The den will be floored with parquet flooring of oak while the baths will have linoleum in shades to blend with the colored ceramic fixtures. UNIQUE FEATURES One of the unique features of the house is a small, easily accessible basement for storage. It houses a water softener and a Coleman air conditioning unit, a combination of gas and electricity which will heat the house in winter and cool it in summer. Local homemakers will be especially interested in the kitchen's Thermador cooking unit. It is composed of a built-in oven and separate warming drawer and a generous surface element. This surface element will have a hood with built-in fan and light. It will be entirely surrounded with tile even to the adjacent wall space. Other highlights of the house are a ten foot picture window fitted with glare-proof glass, two beautiful fireplaces, and extensive cove fluorescent lighting. Beauty and Comfort Do Not HAPPEN ...they must be PLANNED! Since 1867, Smith-Reafsnyder has been assisting home owners and builders with PLANNED Furnishings and Decorating, designed to fit individual need and desire. TERMS To Suit Your One of the treats of the spring garden is the flowering of deciduous shrubs and trees. Some species are best planted where they stand out as specimens, usually those kinds having rather ornamental stems when bare, while other, such as the Spiraea, are best planted against a dark background where the bloom shows up prominently and where the bare stems are almost invisible. This point should be considered when choosing a deciduous shrub. Generally, soil should be rich and well loam. Addition of peat moss or leaf mold worked in deeply improves nearly any soil. Deciduous shrubs mostly are best planted at this time of year when they are available in the bare root stage at nurseries. Among our deciduous flowering shrubs are the flowering quince, with gay red, pink, or white blossoms on interestingly tangled branches. Magnolia Soulangeana is an upright shrub bearing purple and cream chalices on dark upright stems. Magnolia stellata displays waxy white stars that look like artificial wax flowers. Dwarf flowering almond bears a profusion of tiny pink or white very double blooms. The gracefully arching branches of the Forsythia, or Golden Bells, are strung with gay yellow bells in February or March. Spiraea, both the single form known as Bridal Wreath, and the double form make banks of snow in the spring garden. Mention must be made of the Lilac. While it does not make the show here that it does in colder climates. Its fragrance and lovely lavender sprays endear it to all who know it. HILGENFELD MORTUARY London Courtyard Service 20 E. Broadway, Anaheim PH 314-756-9888 Free Parking Rear of Store Open Friday Nights Until 9 P.M. 151 N. Los Angeles St HOSPITALITY HOUSE—The floor plan of this house at 801 Jade Way, soon to be the new home of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Fox and daughter, shows it to be uniquely suited for home entertaining as well as for family living. It will incorporate many labor saving devices, and promises to be a future show place of Anaheim. 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