anaheim-gazette 1953-10-01

Anaheim Gazette THURSDAY, OCTOBER 1, 1953 ANAHEIM, CALIFORNIA Home Department Takes Lessons In Rug-Making In the first meeting of the fall season, the Anaheim Home Department convened at the home of Mrs. Richard Burdorf, 706 S. Harvard st., Fullerton, under the leadership of president Mrs. Jesse Anderson. Rug making was the project lesson and various types of rug making were demonstrated by Helen Pannier and Margarethe Kelley, project leaders. Several lovely rugs made by home department members were exhibited. A share-the-cost luncheon featured the surprise recipe of the month, baby pizzas, which were served with tossed salad, sherbet and cookies. The luncheon committee was composed of Nora Fricke, Grace Coontz, Esther Freese and Martha Bircher. Committee reports were heard at the business meeting and included the announcement that a check for $40.00 had been received as prize money for the table arrangements at the Orange County fair. Two of these arrangements will be exhibited at the Pomona Fair next week. Plans were made to take part in a county-wide outing which is to be a bus trip to Los Angeles to visit Helma Bakery in the near future. Mrs. Dwight Duncan of the Duncan Candle Co. of Santa Ana told the group of the history and many uses of candles and display- ROBERT WALKER (Reports Record Sales) Realty Firm Reports Record August Sales Walker & Lee, Inc., Southland Realtors, this week, reported their sales reached a new 1953 high in August. In that month 382 sales were made totaling $4,502,419. To date Walker & Lee, Inc., reports sales of 1214 units, representing $14,298,273. This pioneer Lakewood firm represents an impressive group of builders including: Cunningham & Brittain (Stratford Square Homes), Mac-Bright (Campus Homes), Ross W. Cortese (Lakewood Ranch Estates), M.J. Brock and Sons (Los Altos Village Two Services Begin at First Baptist Church First Baptist church, Bala at Citron, has announced beginning this Sunday, there conditioner which has worship services. A crowd tuary and a growing me made this necessary, accord Pastor Bob Kevorkian. The service will be held from 9:30 a.m. The later service at 11 a.m. The program for all from one month old through Junior department (sixth runs on an expanded from 9:30 a.m. to 12 noon longer time period permits ents to attend the regular service. Pastor Kevorkian's topic morning services will be of a Christian—Humility". Local Winners At Fair Listed POMONA — Listed among entries in the Futureers of America dairy division Los Angeles County Fair, 1953 season will continue Oct. 4, was that of Fred Aerts of Anaheim. He won place with the Guernsey w showed in the class for senior calves. Included among winning in the goat division was James D. Pembrook of An who entered Pem's Pride phine, junior champion am Pembrook Alpin took one blue ribbon six Nan Moore Back From BC Vacation Mrs. Nan Moore, executive secretary of Y.W.C.A returned to her desk on Monday morning after a month's vacation in British Columbia. She made the trip by car with good friends, Rev. and Mrs. Alee Nichols of First Methodist Church of Santa Ana. The vacationers ferried to Victoria on Vancouver Island and were captivated by the old world charm and the unhurried atmosphere of peace and quiet. The scenery of the whole trip was magnificent and the party enjoyed fine weather throughout. HILGENFELD MORTUARY Faithful Courteous Service 120 E.Broadway, Anaheim PHONE 4105 VETS-- Jewett Bro NO MO BREA HEIGHTS IN BREA, CALIF. 2·3·4·BEDROOMS — 1 AND 1½ BATHS Homes Now Under Construction - CONTOUR STREETS - ORNAMENTAL LIGHTS - NATURAL FINISH, CABINETS - DOUBLE GARAGES - GARBAGE DISPOSALS - INSULATED - WEATHER STRIPPED - 5 FOOT REDWOOD FENCES - ½ INCH OAK FLOORS - SEWERS - FORCED AIR HEAT PRICE RANGE $10,750 to $13,100 NON VETS SOME UNITS AVAILABLE UNDER LOW F.H.A. TERMS RESERVATIONS NOW BEING TAKEN AT NOVELL REALTY CO. 600 So. Pomona Ave. — JAsper 9-2098 — Brea Two Services Begin at First Baptist Church First Baptist church, Broadway at Citron, has announced that beginning this Sunday, there will be conditioner which has hitherto worship services. A crowded sanctuary and a growing membership made this necessary, according to Pastor Bob Kevorkian. The early service will be held from 8:30 to 9:30 a.m. The later service begins at 11 a.m. The program for all children from one month old through the junior department (sixth grade) runs on an expanded schedule from 9:30 a.m. to 12 noon. This longer time period permits the parents to attend the regular 11 a.m. service. Pastor Kevorkian's topic for the morning services will be "Marks of a Christian—Humility". Local Winners At Fair Listed POMONA — Listed among winning entries in the Future Farmers of America dairy division at Los Angeles County Fair, whose 1953 season will continue through Oct. 4, was that of Fred A. Roberts of Anaheim. He won second place with the Guernsey which he showed in the class for female senior calves. Included among winning entries the goat division was that of James D. Pembrook of Anaheim, who entered Pem's Pride Joseine, junior champion among the alpines. Pembrook Alpines also took one blue ribbon six seconds. Temple Choir Enjoys Dinner Combining business with pleasure, the Temple Choir of White Temple Methodist church enjoyed a ham dinner on Thursday evening before a regular business meeting and a rehearsal period. Hostess was the new director, Mrs. Betty Facklin Rees, who was assisted by her mother, Mrs. Carrie Facklin and her grandmother, Mrs. Louise Oelke as well as friend and choir member, Mrs. Edith Scott. Dinner was served on the patio of the Facklin home. President Vera Jean Hilbers conducted the business meeting which followed dinner and plans were made to participate in the church planning retreat at Mar Casa on Balboa Island this past weekend. The rhinoceros is herbivorous. Large Numbers Of Adults Enter Evening Classes A large enrollment responded to the opening of the adult education classes at Anaheim Union High school last week. According to Dick Ryan, director of the adult classes, there is still an opportunity to enroll in most of the courses being offered. 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Anyone desiring further information concerning any of the courses listed above or any unlisted course are invited to call the Anaheim High School office, 2231, any time during school days or evenings, except Friday, 6:30-9:30 p.m. WEEK END SPECIALS at the ORANGE COUNTY PRODUCE Corner Orangethorpe & Spadra Northern Table Size Cantaloupes² for 15¹ THICK MEAT HONEY DEW MELONS DON'T MISS MEDIUM GRADE A EGGS NSION SALE rose and tree departments. SPECIAL — 3 for $2 RSERY one Anaheim 5450 STAMPS Cantaloupes for 15¢ THICK MEAT HONEY DEW MELONS 10¢ EACH DON'T MISS THESE MEDIUM GRADE A EGGS 59¢ DOZ. 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