anaheim-gazette 1953-07-23

Color Films, Slides to Accompany Lecture on India at Forum Tonight A graphic picture of democracy in action in India and the recent beauties of the Vale of Kashmir will be the topic dealt with by John A. Bannigan, of 311 Marwood ave., Fullerton, in the fifth lecture of the Summer Forum series at the Fullerton Union High school auditorium at 7:30 p.m., Thursday, July 23. With color movies and slides the first general elections in India, held in 1951-52, in which almost 100 million people took part, will be explained to the Fullerton audience from first-hand study and observation. Bannigan, now a reporter-photographer with the News-Tribune, spent 6 months living and traveling in India with his wife, studying at the Delhi University and collecting data for his M.A. thesis in political science. He is a graduate of the University of Kansas and originally from Brooklyn, New York. The movies and slides were taken as the couple traveled from Bombay to Delhi, the capital, then to Sringagar, capital of Kashmir (a war zone between India and Pakistan, where the U.N. has been enforcing a truce for five years), and finally in the villages near Allahabad. In addition to the documentary parts of the Indian elections, the wonders of that mysterious and fascinating land, such as fabulous Taj Mahal, Garden of Shahi mar, the floating gardens of Kashmir, the Himalaya Mountains; and many famous landmarks of past civilizations, are shown in the film. Visiting Pastor Supplying at St. Michael's Church During the vacation of the Rev. John K. Saville, rector of St. Michael's Episcopal church, the pulpit will be occupied by the Rev. John Donaldson of Morenci, Arizona. The Rev. Donaldson and his family are living at the rectory, 726 N. Zeyn st. He has served the Arizona parish for three years, moving there from London, Ontario. Pakistan, where the U.N. has been enforcing a truce for five years, and finally in the villages near Allahabad. In addition to the documentary parts of the Indian elections, the wonders of that mysterious and fascinating land, such as fabulous Taj Mahal, Garden of Shahi mar, the floating gardens of Kashmir, the Himalaya Mountains, and many famous landmarks of past civilizations, are shown in the film. The people of India, their dress, customs, handicrafts and daily life in the cities and the villages make up a large portion of the pictures. The lectures are free and open to the public. Power in Truth Pointed Out in Lesson-Sermon "Thou art the God of my strength... O send out thy light and thy truth: let them lead me." These words of the Psalmist (43:23) are the Golden Text of the Sunday Lesson - Sermon on "Truth" in all Christian Science churches. How the understanding of God as Truth illumines thought, regenerates and heals is pointed out in the Lesson-Sermon. A passage from John's Gospel (1:14,17) says, "And the Word of God was made flesh and dwelt among us, (and we benecid his glory, the glory as of the only begotten of the Father), full of grace and truth... For the law was given by Moses, but grace and truth came by Jesus Christ." In "Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures" Mary Ecker Eddy writes, "Christ, Truth, was demonstrated through Jesus to prove the power of Spirit over the flesh—to show that Truth is made manifest by its effects upon the human mind and body, healing sickness and destroying sin" (p. 316). Tri-County Live Steam Club has Meeting at GG The Tri-County Live Steam club held its monthly meeting recently at the home of John Mathews, 12932 Eighth st., Garden Grove, with 17 members present. Michael's Church During the vacation of the Rev. John K. Saville, rector of St. Michael's Episcopal church, the pulpit will be occupied by the Rev. John Donaldson of Morenci, Arizona. The Rev. Donaldson and his family are living at the rectory, 726 N. Zeyn st. He has served the Arizona parish for three years, moving there from London, Ontario, Canada. He has also served churches in the Peace River district of Northwestern Alberta. Regular summer services will be held Sunday at St. Michael's, beginning with Holy Communion at 8 a.m. At 9:30, a colored film strip, "The Boy David," will be shown during the Family service. At the 10:30 a.m., service of Morning Prayer, special music for the offertory will be "Silently Now We Bow" by Moore, sung by Miss Margaret Kohlenberger. At 7 p.m., Joe Thompson, lay reader, will conduct the order of Evening Prayer. Crippled Children And Adult Society Holds Meeting The regular meeting of the Orange County Society for Crippled Children and Adults was held at the Rehabilitation clinic. Logan st. school, Santa Ana, last Monday. Attending from Anaheim were Mrs. Sidney T. Hammond and Mr. and Mrs. George Tatlock. feet of track on the grounds. Special guests were Dick Bagley, editor of the national Mintage Locomotive magazine, and Dick Jackson, retired railroad president of Beverly Hills. Attending from Orange county were Marcel Muesse and Bob Wotkins of Orange; George and Bobby-Read of Santa Ana; Peter K. Marry of Garden Grove Albert and Eugene Cranston, Leonard Kreidt, Keith Hatfield and Jacob De Vries of Anaheim. Tri-County Live Steam Club has Meeting at GG The Tri-County Live Steam club held its monthly meeting recently at the home of John Mathews, 12332 Eighth St., Garden Grove, with 17 members present. Mathews owns the oldest miniature steam engines built in this country and will take them to the international convention to be held in Toronto, Canada, next month. Club members spent a pleasant afternoon examining models in the hobby room of the Mathews home, and actually riding three miniature locomotives on some 300 Thank You... for WAITING for your CHRYSLER AIRTEMP Air Conditioner We'll get caught up on the rush orders soon... we hope. Soden REFRIGERATION APPARELLIES CO. 1002 No. Los Angeles St. PHONE ANAHEIM 4653 MERCURY SHOP and SAVE at ANAHEIM 332 E.CENTER ST. Open Daily 9 a.m. to 8 p.m.—Sundays 7 p.m. Open Every Night for Your Con SPECIALS THUR. FRESH DRESSED FRYING RABBITS ... 55¹⁰ HORMEL'S SKINLESS WEINERS ... 39¹⁰ STARKIST TUNA ... Flat Can 27³¹ CARNATION MILK 2 tall cans 25³¹ HOLIDAY OLEO ... 19¹⁰ DURKEE'S — FRESH — EGG Mayonnaise Pts. 31¹⁰ Qts. 53¹⁰ Tennis Club Holds Meeting on Beach At Corona del Mar Following a summer routine of holding meetings out of doors, the Anaheim Tennis club congregated on the beach at Corona Del Mar recently, for an informal business meeting and watermelon feed. Mrs. Melya Williams, city recreation department tennis director, presented eight trophies won by members in the Orange county division tennis championships played in Santa-Ana recently. Mary Flynn received a trophy she won as finalist in the Long Beach city championships. Among those attending the beach party meeting were: Mrs. Melva Williams, Charlelie Allan, Floyd Baker, Mary, Rita, Vincent and Bernard Flynn, Julian Martinez, Dick Hanson, Larry Harrill, Kathleen Hathaway, Bob Hoskins, Don Lee, Fred Fischle, Don Kliss, Pat and Tom Roy, Karen Lenalin, Mary Ann Dargatz, Merle Myer, Bob Owston, Diane Richards, Barry Ryan, Bob Simon, Ann, Jean and Dave Williams, Lou Ann Peterson, Cathy Rickert, Beverly McDougal, Bill Otta and Shirley Schmitt. A son was born to Mr. and Mrs. McFarland Tolf of 615 Hawthorne St., on Sunday. The baby weighed 4-lbs., 2-oz., and was born in St. Joseph hospital. Delegates from Anaheim Altrusa Return from Convention in LA A delegation from the Anaheim Altrusa club returned this morning from attendance at the National convention held Sunday through Wednesday at the Statler hotel in Los Angeles. They attended business sessions which saw more than $13,000 allotted for Altrusa International's grants-in-aid program for graduate women from Latin-American republics during the coming year, and another $7500 set aside for vocational aid to older women. The Anaheim group assumed hostess responsibilities on Tuesday evening when the entertainment was in charge of the 9th district. Several members of the local group donned authentic early American costumes to carry out the fiesta theme. The sessions closed last night with the president's formal banquet held in the Pacific ballroom of the Statler. Erwin D. Canham, editor of the Christian Science Monitor, was the speaker. Official delegates from the Anaheim Altrusa club were Helen Mitchell and Marguerite Coons with alternates Penny Palin and Dorothy Dickenson. McMahan Official Back from Vacation James Dius, manager of McMahan's Furniture store, returned Monday from a two-week vacation. He visited his father and mother in Morrilton, near Little Rock, Ark., and then spent several days at Sequoia National Park. Accompanying him on the trip were his wife and two children, Jimmy Earl and Martha Sue. The family had no trouble obtaining accommodations at Sequoia and thoroughly enjoyed their rustic cabin and the natural beauty of the surroundings. SEE THE NEW SERVELS NOW AT HORN'S! "Bring Your Key in—Try It! You might be a winner!" NEW 11½ CUBIC FOOT -SERVELWAS $549¹⁵ NOW $449¹⁵ WHILE THEY LAST MODEL BE 118 SEE THE AUTOMATIC ICE MAKER at our store Bob QUAST APPLIANCES 306 N. Los Angeles Street, Anaheim Phone 2506 OPEN 'TIL 9 P.M. FRIDAYS, RCURIO'S at ANAHEIM'S SAVING CENTER INTER ST. 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