anaheim-gazette 1953-07-23

Social and Club Activities JOAN S. WHITE SOCIETY EDITOR Phone 7515 Tonight 7:30 KVOE Anaheim Fair and HOME SHOW ON MEET YOUR NEICHBOR presented by SECURITY-FIRST NATIONAL RANK Women of White Temple Told of Campers' Work The women of White Temple's society of Christian Service participated in an especially interesting meeting on Thursday when they met for their regular monthly meeting. A prayer service in Wesley hall began the session at 11:15, and was followed by luncheon in the church dining room. Members of the Goodyear circle served an appealing summer salad luncheon with home-made cake for dessert to 75 members and their guests. Several of White Temple's outstanding young people were featured during the general meeting which was held in the ladies parlor under the direction of the president, Mrs. Lawrence Wagner. Mrs. Harry Fachiner gave devotions. Accompanied by organist Marjorie Cranston, Myrna Lewellyn, sang, "The Star" and "Bless This House." Judy Belle Wicker, Dorothy Thomas and Roy Casey, members of the MYF team who spent a week working with the Indians at 2. Anaheim Gazette Anita Blanchard Raymond A. L. Miss Anita Ellen Blanchet Anaheim became the bride Raymond A. Naiman of U.S. Marine Corps on Saturday evening in Trinity Evangelical Lutheran church, Los Angeles. The Rev. I. F. Hodde perforated the ceremony. The bride is the daughter Mr. and Mrs. Elton Blanchet 420 S. Melrose ave. and was in marriage by her father was lovely in a wedding gown white satin with a scalloped tilly lace tunic. She wore a gertip length veil and carcascade of white carnations a white orchid in the center. The maid of honor was bride's sister, Linette Blanchet who wore a formal gown pink net and lace over the She carried a matching cascading carnations. More on ... Oblong Views (Continued from Page 4) Would this be American? This mean progress for the es? Would this make sense? Southern California's most sistent Newspaper at time comes quite inconsistent. And I won't answer any or "no" questions before a composed of the editorial of that rag, even for their touted $1000 reward. They will not engage roit in legitimacy. LOCKER STORAGE SPACE BULK STORAGE SPACE By DAY MONTH or YEAR FOX FROZEN FOOD Accompanied by organist Marjorie Cranston, Myrna Lewellyn, sang, "The Star" and "Bless This House." Judy Belle Wicker, Dorothy Thomas and Roy Casey, members of the MYF team who spent a week working with the Indians at the Eloy Community Center in Arizona earlier this summer, told of their experiences. Pictures taken of the week's activities helped to bring home to the audience the value of this work which is supported in part by W.S.C.S. The meeting adjourned with the announcement that a regular meeting will not be held in August. The group will convene again in September. HOME LOANS Nearly anyone able to pay rent can become a Home Owner. Come in — let us explain our plan of easy Home Financing. PHONES 2158 or 2159 ANAHEIM BUILDING and LOAN ASSOCIATION FOX FROZEN FOOD LOCKERS 112 N. OLIVE ST. ANAHEIM PHONES 2158 or 2159 ANAHEIM BUILDING and LOAN ASSOCIATION CORNER OF CENTER and LEMON STS. Member Federal Home Loan Bank System VACATION TRIP FOR FREE . and a N WE'RE NOT KIDDING ... IT'S THE DEAL OF THE TOWN! THE FREIGHT DELIVERY AT PONTIAC, MICHIGAN, will PAY YOUR WAY WITH MONEY TO HERE, we STILL SAVE YOU MONEY. PHONE ANAHEIM 4012 or 5120. CASEY-BECKHAM PON 336 SOUTH LOS ANGELES STREET Says "DOLLAR FOR DOLLAR YOU CAN'T I Pontiac ... AND DEALER FOR DEALER... YOU CAN'T BEAT CASEY - BECKHAM Anaheim Gazette THURSDAY JULY 12 1958 ANAHEIM, CALIFORNIA Anita Blanchard becomes Mrs. Raymond A. Naiman in LA Rites Miss Anita Ellen Blanchard of Anaheim became the bride of Cpl. Raymond A. Naiman of the S. Marine Corps on Saturday evening in Trinity Evangelical Lutheran church, Los Angeles. The Rev. I. P. Hodde performed the ceremony. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Elton Blanchard of 30 S. Melrose ave. and was given a marriage by her father. She is lovely in a wedding gown of white satin with a scalloped chancy lace tunic. She wore a fini-tip length veil and carried a cascade of white carnations with white orchid in the center. The maid of honor was the blide's sister, Linette Blanchard, who wore a formal gown of pale pink net and lace over taffeta. He carried a matching cascade of carnations. More on ... Oblong Views (Continued from Page 4) Would this be American? Would it mean progress for the mass- Would this make sense? Southern California's Most Content Newspaper at times becomes quite inconsistent. And I won't answer any "yes" "no" questions before a jury imposed of the editorial bosses that rag, even for their highly-tited $1000 reward. They would engage you in legitimacy by civilian residents of Orange county during 1952 is estimated at about $345,000,000. This was an increase of approximately 13 percent over 1951 and 48 per cent over the pre-Korea year 1949. Total retail sales are estimated to have approximated $30 million in Orange county in 1952 represented an increase of cent over the total of $20 million in 1948—the year of the last census. MORE ABOUT ... Banker the 1950 census than has Orange county as a whole. The Whittier-Norwalk area is the one referred to. Significantly, he noted it borders Orange county. In fact, the three "Major Economic Areas" which touch Orange county are among the top five with respect to percentage gains in population since 1940. The trend toward the "decentralization" and "suburbanization" of the general Los Angeles area is continuing unabated. Completion of the Santa Ana Freeway will bring many Orange county communities within convenient range of Los Angeles—and particularly within easy driving distance of the great industrial plants in the central manufacturing dis- Would this be American? Would it mean progress for the mass- Would this make sense? Southern California's Most Content Newspaper at times be- nes quite inconsistent. And I won't answer any "yes" "no" questions before a jury imposed of the editorial bosses that rag, even for their highly- tted $1000 reward. They would engage you in legitimate dethey would undoubtedly ask: "Have you stopped stealing cars from the collection plate at church?" and demand that you answer either yes or no. Tea, verily, some of the most massive injustices in the pitiful story of mankind have been perpetrated from behind a thin wall of "religion." men. The trend toward the "decentralization" and "siturbanization" of the general Los Angeles area is continuing unabated. Completer of the Santa Ana Freeway will bring many Orange county communities within convenient range of Los Angeles—and particularly within easy driving distance of the great industrial plants in the central manufacturing district, Vernon, South Gate, Huntington Park, etc. The Freeway will speed the industrial and residential development of the section of Orange county extending from Buena Park and Fullerton southeast to Santa Ana. The research expert said that building permits are being issued this year in a volume never before even approached in the history of Orange county. During the first six months, building departments for the 14 cities and for the unincorporated area issued permits totaling $64,097,000—a gain of 73 per cent over the first half of 1952. Jamison noted that even more impressive gains were recorded in residential building. Permits were issued in the county during the first half of 1953 for 5,795 dwelling units—a gain of 86 per cent over the first half of 1952. If the building permit figures are related to the population, it is found that current building volume in Orange county amounts to $465,000 per year per 1000 population. This is nearly double the figure for Los Angeles county, the banker said. The current number of family dwelling units authorized per year per 1000 population is 42.1. This is more than double the Los Angeles county level, and about 6 times the national level. Real estate loans have been recorded in Orange county during the first five months of 1953 at a rate equivalent to $183,000,000 per year. This compares with the previous record of $123,420,000 established in 1952, Jamison said. The current volume of real estate loans per 1000 population is more than 50 per cent above Los Angeles county level—and the latter is at an all-time peak. Industrial concerns in increasing numbers are selecting Orange county as a plant location. During the past year or so the announcements of new factories to be built in the northwestern portion of the county have made particularly CHEVROLET first in demand in value in sales CONE BROT 215 No. Los Angeles St. — Anahe WE'RE BACK with MORE SPEC FARM FRESH PRODUCE CENTRAL AMERICAN RANANAS BUILDING SOCIATION and LEMON STS. ban Bank System vious record of $123,420,000 established in 1952, Jamison said. The current volume of real estate loans per 1000 population is more than 50 per cent above Los Angeles county level—and the latter is at an all-time peak. Industrial concerns in increasing numbers are selecting Orange county as a plant location. During the past year or so the announcements of new factories to be built in the northwestern portion of the county have made particularly impressive reading. Jamison stated that the industrial development of the area has only begun. Future prospects for industrial growth are excellent, particularly it is given active local encouragement. The total of all income received E . and a NEW PONTIAC! N! THE FREIGHT SAVING (average $321.00 for AY WITH MONEY TO SPARE ... or DELIVERED A 4012 or 5120. PONTIAC G STREET · ANAHEIM YOU CAN'T BEAT A ntiac R DEALER... EY · BECKHAM! FARM FRESH PRODUCE CENTRAL AMERICAN BANAAS 10 U.S. NO. 1 WHITE ROSE POTATOES 5 Lbs. 10¢ SPANISH ONION 5 Lbs. 10 TABLE or JUICE GRAPEFRUIT 5 for 10 Orange Coun Corner ORANGE to have approximated $305,000,000 in Orange county in 1852. This represented an increase of 46 per cent over the total of $208,980,000 in 1948—the year of the latest retail census. TV LANGSON'S SERVICE—SALES 616 N. Los Angeles St.—Phone 3303 uds to reason... Chevrolet trucks t be the best buy! Big truck users, small truck users, all truck users buy more Chevrolet trucks than any other make. It stands to reason Chevrolet trucks must offer more of what you want. When you stop to think about it, the best proof of outstanding value in any product is continued public preference. That's the way it is with Chevrolet trucks. They're the top selling trucks in America today...for the twelfth straight production year. This is a mighty important fact to consider before you buy your next truck. You'll also want to consider that, while Chevrolet trucks give you more features you want, it's the lowest-priced truck line of all! Come in and talk it over with us. MORE CHEVROLET TRUCKS IN USE THAN ANY OTHER MAKE! BROTHERS Chevrolet St. — Anaheim Phone 2215 FOR Thur.-Fri. Sat. and Sun. July 23-24-25-26 OUR GUARANTEE All our merchandise is guaranteed to give you complete satisfaction for quality, taste and freshness or your money back. We will at all times carry only the very highest quality merchandise. No matter how low our advertised price, we guarantee our produce to be the same high quality as always. FRESH DUCE SELECT MEATS CHOICE ROUND FRESH DUCE EAN 10 lb SPANISH ONIONS 5 Lbs. 10¢ 5 for 10¢ SELECT MEATS CHOICE ROUND STEAK 69 lb Fresh Ground Beef 4 Lbs. 98¢ BABY BEEF LIVER 49 lb e County Produce Corner ORANGETH ORPE and SPADRA