anaheim-gazette 1953-10-08

Presbyterian Chapel and Chancel Choirs Hold Second Annual Dinner Tri-Hi-Y Council Holds Meeting The first fall meeting of the Tri-Hi-Y Council was held on Tuesday evening at Y. M. C. A. headquarters. The five new elective officers were introduced as follows: President, Reynett Wallace; vice president, Kay Forbes; secretary, Joan Mauerhan; treasurer, Carolyn Fechter; worship chairman, Ani Betts. Plans were considered for an officers training camp to be held at Taquitz Meadows on the 9th, 10, and 11th of this month, as well as a kick-off outdoor party on Oct. 6 for Hi-Y and Tri-Hi-Y in the City park. Parents, Teachers And Students at Anahi Dinner The first in a series of four dinner events sponsored by the Parent-Teacher association at Anaheim Union High School was held recently in the school cafeteria. Freshman parents took the opportunity to get acquainted with teachers and counselors of their children, visited the classrooms and chatted with the faculty. Class sponsors, Mr. and Mrs. Carl A. Lemcke, were on hand to greet the parents. Special events chairman, Mrs. Raymond Terry, was in charge of arrangements with Ted Wade heading a decorating committee composed of The second annual banquet for the Chapel and Chancel choirs of the Presbyterian church was held Sept. 24. Formal invitations sent out by Mrs. Gilbert Bottger and committee summoned the guests to the baked chicken dinner. As over 100 members of the choir gathered at the church, they were served appetizers in the Blue Room by Social Chairman Mrs. Robert Carlson and her committee who were in charge. The dinner was prepared by the Mariners' Flagship and served by the freshmen. Decorations were done by Rachel Cadwalader. The program, arranged by Chancel Choir President Bill Talevich, was begun with the assembly singing the Doxology. Dr. Arthur Stevenson, minister of visitation, gave the invocation. President Talevich spoke a word of welcome to special guests, the music committee and session members, and turned the program over to master of ceremonies Robert Shanks. A "Sing-spiration" was led by Dave Collins. This was followed by a comedy tour of the United States by Anita Schultz, accompanied by her sister Wilhelmina. A group of spirituals were sung by the Mariners Minstrels, Dave Collins, Ray Link, Dr. John Wilcox and Bill Talevich. The speaker of the evening was the new minister, the Rev. Roland W. Anderson whose topic was "Talents." After his address, Dr. Stevenson adjourned the meeting with a benediction. HOSPITAL VISITATION service men in military rendered by Salvation Anaheim Community Chives visit a veteran in birthday cake and gifts to make the trip. A comedied to administer Salvation will be headed by T. Ear Harry Horn, Victor G. H and Mrs. Adah Louise W Presbytrian Choir Guild Mothers Meet Mrs. Carlton H. Johnson was hostess on Thursday morning to the First Presbyterian Choir Guild Mothers club at her home at 758 N. Pine st. The new minister's wife, Mrs. Roland W. Anderson, and all new members were introduced and welcomed. Mrs. George Sloop, choir director, discussed with the mothers all problems confronting the five children's choirs of the church for the coming year. GE Dealer-Wins Las Vegas Trip In conjunction with the 1953 nation-wine celebration of the 75th anniversary of the General Electric Co., H. R. Fox and Co., of 4111 E. Center st., Anaheim, qualified as one of the 200 outstanding General Electric appliance retailers in Southern California who were guests of the company at the Hotel Sahara in Las Vegas, Nev., from last Sunday through yesterday. Samis Participates In NATO Weldfast Andrew L. Samis, machinist's mate third class, USN, nephew of Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Bobst of 9102 Harding ave., Route 2, Anaheim, is aboard the anti-aircraft carrier USS Juneau which took part in the joint NATO training exercise "Weldfast." Weldfast, aimed at testing and strengthening the readiness of land, sea and air forces to operate and maneuver in the defense of Allied Powers, Europe's Southern European and Mediterranean States by Anita Schultz, accompanied by her sister Wilhelmina. A group of spirituals were sung by the Mariners Minstrels, Dave Collins, Ray Link, Dr. John Wilcox and Bill Talevich. The speaker of the evening was the new minister, the Rev. Roland W. Anderson whose topic was "Talents." After his address, Dr. Stevenson adjourned the meeting with a benediction. Live Steamers Ride Hobby Twice In Past Month Local hobbyists who follow miniature live steam locomotives have attended two recent meets. The first was held Sept. 20 at Rancho de Locos in Lomita where the Southern California Live Steamers held regular runs throughout the afternoon. Assemblyman Gordon Corwin of Highland exhibited the German type tank engine which he built and affectionately calls "Annie." When filled with fuel and water, Annie weighs but 44 lbs. However, the little engine is capable of pulling two men on a flat car and boasts four drivers. The Tri-County Live Steamers had a meeting Sept. 29 in Santa Ana Canyon at the miniature railroad in Sycamore Park known as the Martin Rail Road. A quarter size engine, 5½ tons in weight, travels a mile of track through a picturesque wooded area and along the banks of the Santa Ana river. There is a stop at the half way mark and a "Union Depot" just off the highway. This small railroad is run as a commercial venture every Sunday. Eugene Cranston, secretary of the local club, made arrangements to have it available for the Tri-County Steamers and their guests for the afternoon, the Southern California Live Steam SAC Night School Forced to Begin Double Sessions The term "double session" has become commonplace in elementary schools but the unprecedented increase of enrollment in the Santa Ana College Evening division has required some double sessions to squeeze in 1494 students as compared to 1184 at the service men in military life rendered by Salvation Anaheim Community College visits a veteran in birthday cake and gifts to make the trip. A combed to administer Salvation will be headed by T. Earl Harry Horn, Victor G. and Mrs. Adah Louise W. Goodwill Industries Aids in Aiding A group of local women have dedicated themselves worthy cause are members of recently organized Women's Illinary of the Goodwill Industry of Orange county. Goodwill Industries is an denominational, non-profit organization whose primary purpose to help physically handicapped members of the community to come self supporting. By coining cast off clothing, house nishings and other useable cards from individual houseliers, Goodwill Industries is able gainfully employ the handicap to repair these items and to them in an outlet store. Pledged to aid the Goodwill Industries Episcopal Pastor Addresses Group More than 140 representatives from the 28th Episcopal parishes missions in Orange county to the Long Beach area attended fall meeting of the Long Beach Convocation of the Diocese Los Angeles yesterday at St. Tothy's church, Compton. The Rev. John K. Saville, tor of St. Michael's, Anaheim, dean of the Long Beach Convocation, and the Rev. Paul M. Wherer, rector of St. James' New Beach, headlined the evening gram at the conclusion of thener in the parish hall. Club. Over 100 hobbyists signed register during the meet. Every Penny Counts! Andrew L. Samis, machinist's mate third class, USN, nephew of Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Bobst of 9102 Harding ave., Route 2, Anaheim, is aboard the anti-aircraft carrier USS Juneau which took part in the joint NATO training exercise "Weldfast." Weldfast, aimed at testing and strengthening the readiness of land, sea and air forces to operate and maneuver in the defense of Allied Powers, Europe's Southern European and Mediterranean Command area ended yesterday. United States, British, Greek, Turkish and Italian forces participated in the large-scale operation. Death, Disease And Sin Godless, Lesson Declares Is mankind the heipless victim of sin, disease and death? Are they of God? Can these evils be scientifically overcome? These challenging questions are thoroughly discussed in the Sunday Lesson-Sermon in all Churches of Christ, Scientist. The subject is "Are Sin, Disease, and Death Real?" The Golden Text from Psalms (67:12) reads: "God be merciful unto us, and bless us; and cause his face to shine upon us; that thy way may be known upon earth, thy saving health among all nations." In a Lesson-Sermon citation the Psalmist says, 'Hearken unto the God: for unto thee will I pray... voice of my cry, my King, and my For thou art not a God that hath pleasure in wickedness; neither shall evil dwell with thee.' (Ps. 5:24). St. Jude Hospital Guild Meeting Set The St. Jude Hospital Guild will hold its regular meeting Monday, Oct. 12, 10 a.m., at the La Habra Woman's club house. The Rev. Mother Felix will be present, accompanied by a sister who will explain sewing projects and show samples of articles needed. There will also be a discussion of the library project, and both sewing and library working groups will be organized for immediate work. SAC Night School Forced to Begin Double Sessions The term "double session" has become commonplace in elementary schools but the unprecedented increase of enrollment in the Santa Ana College Evening division has required some double sessions to squeeze in 1494 students, as compared to 1184 at the same time a year ago. Director Stuart Carrier said double sessions have been inaugurated in English composition, accounting, shorthand, typing and mathematics. Carrier added that the schedule of classes has been much the same through the years, making it difficult to explain the record increase, particularly in the academic subjects. "Buy It Where It's Made" We not only make . . . but also specially mix . PAINTS FOR ALL PURPOSES LUND and SONS Company 1120 Lincoln Ave., Anaheim — Phone Anaheim 3812 Operation Fruit Cake to Send Two White Temple Youth to Malaya Lawrence Myers On Fellowship Tour of Europe Lawrence A. Myers, language instructor at Fullerton Union High school, has received a certificate from the University of Barcelona, Spain, for completion of a summer school course there. Mr. and Mrs. Myers are in Europe on a Ford Foundation fellowship, studying and traveling throughout the continent. He was granted a sabbatical leave from FUHS to take advantage of the opportunity. During August the Myers visited friends in France, Belgium and Holland with whom Myers had become acquainted during Counter Intelligence Corps service during World War II. September was spent on the island of Palma De Mallorca off the coast of Spain where the University of Barcelona is located. The Myers are now in Montpellier, France, where he is attending the university until Oct. 25. They plan to spend the winter in the Mediterranean countries, studying at the University of Perugia, Italy, and the University of Granada, Spain. They will return to Paris in March, then to Great Britain in May. Further studies are slated at the University of Geneva, Switzerland, and then home in August, 1954. "Operation Fruit Cake," is annual bake-off that has no gigantic proportions, begins afternoon at White Temple Odist church. The cooks are teen-agebers of the combined MYERS who have as their goal a high of holiday fruit cake put into individual one-pound pans. The bake-off is the groups' raising project. This year profits will help send two oidist youth to a mission in Malaya and to bring two layan youths here. Under the leadership of pastor, the Rev. Frank E. Worth and minister oil youth Dave Deshler, the young have been organized into eight In a four-hour after school, they expect toduce ninety pounds of cake day. A committee of m sponsor the project by on supplies and by lending support in the kitchen and baking. The mothers committee is posed of Mrs. Ralph Osborne Thomas O. Rainey, Mrs. L. Schwacofer, Mrs. R. L. Mrs. Loyd M Rasmussen, M A. Vinuding, Mrs. Lois O Mrs. Leavitt Ford, Mrs. Reed and Mrs. Keith White "Operation Fruit Cake" is upon an exceptional recipe canis for 20 different ingredients mostly fruits and nuts. It prea medium dark cake, ide serving at holiday time. The act will take about three The cakes will be sold public at $1.00 per pound. Goodwill Industries Auxiliary Aids in Aiding the Handicapped Goodwill Industries is an interminational, non-profit organion whose primary purpose is help physically handicapped members of the community to be self supporting. By collectcast off clothing, house furlings and other useable dissns from individual householdGoodwill Industries is able to fully employ the handicapped repair these items and to sell in an outlet store. Piscopal Pastor Addresses Group More than 140 representatives of the 28 Episcopal parishes and mons in Orange county and Long Beach area attended the meeting of the Long Beacn vocation of the Diocese of Angeles yesterday at St. Tims church, Compton. Rev. John K. Saville, reccited St. Michael's, Anaheim, and of the Long Beach Convocaand the Rev. Paul M. Wheelector of St. James' Newport, headlined the evening proat the conclusion of the dinthe parish hall. Every Penny Counts! The Myers are now in Montpellier, France, where he is attenting the university until Oct. 25. They plan to spend the winter in the Mediterranean countries, studying at the University of Perugia, Italy, and the University of Granada, Spain. They will return to Paris in March, then to Great Britain in May. Further studies are slated at the University of Geneva, Switzerland, and then home in August. 1954. Both Mr. and Mrs. Myers attended granmar and high school in Anaheim. Mrs. Myers is the former Alice Williamson. Dale picked up." Present at the luncheon from Anaheim were Mrs. Robert Quast, secretary; and Mrs. Lester Ferrell who is in charge of public relations. According to Mrs. Ferrell, worker-aids as well as contributors are being sought by the auxiliary. 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This year the profits will help send two Methalist youth to a mission school in Malaya and to bring two Malaysian youths here. Under the leadership of the pastor, the Rev. Frank E. Butterworth and minister oil youth, Rev. Dave Deshler, the young people have been organized into crews eight In a four-hour period after school, they expect to produce ninety pounds of cake each day. A committee of mothers sponsor the project by ordering apples and by lending moral support in the kitchen at each kitching. The mothers committee is comprised of Mrs. Ralph Osborn, Mrs. Thomas O. Rainey, Mrs. Leonard Schwacofer, Mrs. R. L. Miller, Mrs. Loyd M Rusmussen, Mrs. M. Vinuding, Mrs. Lois Crowe, Mrs. Leavitt Ford, Mrs. M. B. Bed and Mrs. Keith White. "Operation Fruit Cake" is based on an exceptional recipe that uses for 20 different ingredients, mostly fruits and nuts. It produces medium dark cake, ideal for serving at holiday time. The project will take about three weeks. 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