anaheim-gazette 1953-12-10

Holy Land Pictures At Wesley Meth. An armeair trip through the Holy Land, including Nazareth, Sea of Galilee, the Jordan where Jesus was baptized, Bethlehem and the actual inn where He was born, Jericho Road, Dead Sea, the Jordan, Damascus and, the Street called Straight, will be part of the program at Anaheim Methodist Wesley Church this Friday eve, Dec. 11. The pictures to be shown by Paul Travis are proclaimed the finest ever done on the Holy Land in almost inaccessible places on account of real lands, and will close in a breathtaking visit to the Tomb and Calvary — actually where Jesus was crucified and the garden where he was buried. One of the program features will be the singing of a brand new song, "Jesus, Guille Me," written and composed by our own Mrs. Grace Shattuck Bail. Mrs. Anabelle Schurman has been asked to introduce this new song to the public. MOD Press Mgr. Phillip H. "Casey" Casidy has been appointed manager, Press department, Mutual Orange Distributors and also editor and advertising manager of "Citrus Leaves," the citrus industry magazine published by MOD, according to a recent announcement by Robbins Russell, general manager. Casidy succeeds Willis Parker, who has retired. Skating Party Given for Scouts Thirty-seven Girl Scouts of Horace Mann Trpoft 59 spent an afternoon recently at Iceland in Paramount Making the trip with them were their leaders: Mrs. Oliver O'Brien and Mrs. H. M. Henry; Mrs. W. W. Ward, Mrs. B. W. Maas and Mrs. F. J. Olsen. The five patrols of this troop are led by Mrs. Kent Benson) Mrs. Leo Tangney, Mrs. Otto Littesch, Mrs. W. W. Ward and Mrs. Oliver O'Brien. CHRISTMAS TREES from 75¢ UP All Sizes — All Kinds including 4 Anaheim G Renner Servi Funeral services for decee. S. Renner, 71, 322 who passed away Dec. 11a were conducted in of Backs, Campbell & Monday at two o'clock Roland W. Anderson Presbyterian church Interment was in An etery. Mrs. Nellie An Anaheim resident years, Mrs. Nellie D., S. 13221 Orangewood away in St Joseph's hla. A native of Michigan is survived by two dauu David Tome of Anahel John Ekley Jr. of four grand-children and grand-children. Mrs. Seitz was a meraeim Presbyterian chil den club, Benton Hall Eastern Star and the of the American Revo Funeral services cond day at 2 o'clock in of Backs, Campbell & were officiated by the land W. Anderson. Mrs. I. M. Bisc Mrs. Isobel Mary Bl native of Dundee, Scotch adian resident 25 year formia and Anaheim died early Thursday in the family home, 116 St., after a prolonged She is survived by her Ernest Bishop; two son E. Bishop of Vancouver TREES from 75¢ UP All Sizes — All Kinds including DEODAR "The Living Tree" BOTTS · NURSERY 1228 Lincoln Ave. Phone KE 5-5450 We GIVE and REDEEM Gold Bond Stamps You're certain to FIND IT at WEBER BOOK STORE 139 W. CENTER — ANAHEIM Your Anaheim GIFT Headquarters A Wonderful GIFT for Students MODERN UP TO DATE GLOBES Shows the World as it is today. Many models including some with electrical illumination. Sizes 8-9-10 and 12-inch. Instructions with all. 4.95 and up TOYS • GREETING CARDS • FANCY DOLLS • DOLL CARRIAGES • TRUCKS • Straight Back CHAIRS for little tots ...and a 1000 and 1 other gift items "Where Recollection of Quality Remains Long After The Price Is Forgotten" Mrs. I. M. Bish Mrs. Isobel Mary Bish native of Dundee, Scotland, resident 25 years formia and Anaheim died early Thursday in the family home, 116 St., after a prolonged She is survived by her Ernest Bishop; two sons E. Bishop of Vancouver Innes A. Bishop of Ana daughters, Mrs. Dorotha dell, of Anaheim and ret E. Wilson of Vancouver one brother, Roderick Vancouver; three sisters Glace Marland of Lom Mrs. Maud Banks of and Mrs. Ethel Moody of and four grandchildren She was a member of copal Church of Canada Daughters of Scotia Beach and of the Sonland of Canada Funeral services will the Hilgenfeld chapel S o'clock. Rev. John Kimbler director of St. Michael's church, will officiate will be made in the cemetery. G.M. Motoran Genera Motors announces today for a 1954 edition spectacular industrial GM Motorama, with five cities scheduled to see the ny's giant display of n cars and other attractions It will appear in Dinnion position Hall, Miami, February 6-14; Pan-Pacific A Los Angeles; Calif., Mar ANAHEIM RADIATOR RE ONE SEEN PH KE Rear Crowell Olds 252 N. Los Angeles St. for little tots and a 1000 and 1 other gift items "Where Recollection of Quality Remains Long After The Price Is Forgotten" Surprise Watch NEW CHEVROLET FRIDAY, SEE THE NEW CHEVROLET CONE BROTHERS CH 215 No. Los Angeles St. — Anaheim 4 Anaheim Gazette THURSDAY, DECEMBER 10, 1953 ANAHEIM, CALIFORNIA Renner Services Funeral services for Mrs. Frances S. Renner, 71, 325 N. Olive, who passed away Dec. 2 in La Jolla, were conducted in the chapel of Backs, Campbell & Haulbars, Monday at two o'clock, the Rev. Roland W. Anderson of Anaheim Presbyterian church officiating. Interment was in Anaheim cemetery. Mrs. Nellie Seitz An Anaheim resident for thirty years, Mrs. Nellie D. Seitz, 83, of 13221 Orangewood ave., passed away in St. Joseph's hospital Dec. 4. A native of Michigan, Mrs. Seitz is survived by two daughters, Mrs. David Tome of Anaheim and Mrs. John Eley Jr. of Los Angeles; four grandchildren and two great grandchildren. Mrs. Seitz was a member of Anaheim Presbyterian church; Garden club, Benton Harbor, Mich., Eastern Star and the Daughters of the American Revolution. Funeral services conducted Tuesday at 2 o'clock in the chapel of Backs, Campbell & Kaulbars, were officiated by the Rev. Roland W. Anderson. Mrs. I. M. Bishop Mrs. Isobel Mary Bishop, 89, a native of Dundee, Scotland, a Canadian resident 25 years, in California and Anaheim 5½ years, died early Thursday morning at the family home, 116 S. Melrose St., after a prolonged illness. She is survived by her husband, Ernest Bishop; two sons, Douglas E. Bishop of Vancouver, B.C., and time-closing. Christian Science Lesson in God's Preserving Power The promises of help and protection found in the Scriptures are ever in process of fulfillment. So says the Lesson-Sermon on "God the Preserver of Man" in all Christian Science churches Sunday. The Golden Text is from Psalms (40:11), "Withhold not thou thy tender mercies from me. O Lord; let thy lovingkindness and thy truth continually preserve me." The restoration of Eutychus to life by Paul is in the Lesson (Acts 20:9,10,12). It is related that he "fell down from the third loft, and was taken up read. Anr Paul went down, and fell on him and embracing him said, Trouble not yourselves; for his life is in him . And they brought the young man alive, and were not a little comforted." Mary Baker Eddy admonishes in "Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures:" "When an accident happens, you think or exclaim, 'I am hurt!' Your thought is more powerful than your words, more powerful than the accident itself, to make the injury real. Now reverse the process. Declare that you are not hurt and understand the reason why, and you will find the ensuing good effects to be in exact proportion to your disbelief in physics, and your fidelity to divine metaphysics, confidence in God as All, which the Scriptures declare Him to be" (p. 397). Christmas Mail For the convenience of our patrons, the post office windows will be open for the mailing of parcels and the sale of stamps until 5 p.m. on Saturday Dec. 12 and 19. The money order and registry windows will close at noon as usual on both days. LOUIS H. HOSKINS, Postmaster. Phone Rate Raise Amendment Filed Pacific Telephone today filed an amendment to its application for statewide rate increases now before the California Public Utilities Commission. "The amendment is made necessary by further cost increases since our original application was filed on Dec. 10, 1952. These costs are principally in wage increases under contracts negotiated during the current year," said H. I. Perry, telephone manager here. "Our costs have been going steadily, but rates have not changed since 1951. With this amendment, the total rate increase sought will average statewide about four cents a day per telephone." Flower Mission Re-elects Leader Mrs. Kurt Epstein was re-elected president of the Presbyterian Flower Mission in a meeting held in the home of Mrs Cassie Wethered, 417 N. Pine. Elected to serve with Mrs. Epstein were Mrs. Jeanne Larson, first vice-president; Mrs. Esther Mrs. I. M. Bishop Mrs. Isobel Mary Bishop, 89, a native of Dundee, Scotland, a Canadian resident 25 years, in California and Anaheim 5½ years, died early Thursday morning at the family home, 116 S. Melrose St., after a prolonged illness. She is survived by her husband, Ernest Bishop; two sons, Douglas E. Bishop of Vancouver, B.C., and Innes A. Bishop of Anaheim; two daughters, Mrs. Dorothy A. Waddell, of Anaheim and Mrs. Margaret E. Wilson of Vancouver, B.C.; one brother, Roderick Innes of Vancouver; three sisters, Mrs. Grace Marland of Los Angeles, Mrs. Maud Banks of Vancouver and Mrs. Ethel Moody of Anaheim and four grandchildren. She was a member of the Episcopal Church of Canada, of the Daughters of Scotia of Long Beach and of the Sons of Scotland of Canada. Funeral services will be from the Hilgenfeld chapel Saturday, 2 o'clock. Rev. John Kimball Saville, rector of St. Michael's Episcopal church, will officiate and burial will be made in the Anaheim cemetery. G.M. Motorama Genera Motors announced plans today for a 1954 edition of its spectacular industrial show, the GM Motorama, with four major cities scheduled to see the company's giant display of next year's cars and other attractions. It will appear in Dinner Key Exposition Hall, Miami Fla., February 6-14; Pan-Pacific Auditorium, Los Angeles, Calif., March 6-14. ANAHEIM RADIATOR REPAIR ONE DAY SERVICE Phone KE 5-3296 Rear Crowell Olds 252 N. Los Angeles St., Anaheim is more powerful than your words, more powerful than the accident itself, to make the injury real. Now reverse the process. Declare that you are not hurt and understand the reason why, and you will find the ensuing good effects to be in exact proportion to your disbelief in physics, and your fidelity to divine metaphysics, confidence in God as All, which the Scriptures declare Him to be" (p. 397). Time Changed The Christmas program for Broadway PTA scheduled for December 15 in Thomas Jefferson auditorium will be held in Broadway school, 1:30 p.m. the same day. New Chevrolet December 18 Chevrolet introduces its 1954 model passenger cars Friday, December 18. More than 7000 retail dealers nationally will display a variety of body styles in events that range from annual open houses to elaborate entertainment programs. The showings come near the close of one of the company's most successful years. A statement by W. E. Fish, general sales manager, reported 1953 retail sales will be topped only by the record-breaking volume of 1950, once again out-selling all other automotive makes." Fish described the new models as "greatly improved" and "if successors to the cars that have led the industry in sales for 18 of the last 19 years." "This is a record of popularity," he pointed out "that can be matched by few products of any kind in the last quarter century's highly competitive American markets." The dealer exhibits will be held simultaneously across the country and follow the 1953 model pattern when two days rather than one were designated for "announcement showings." Introductions will benefit from a broadscale advertising program which the company plans to continue throughout next year. Flower Mission Re-elects Leader Mrs. Kurt Epstein was re-elected president of the Presbyterian Flower Mission in a meeting held in the home of Mrs Cassie Wethered, 417 N. Pine. Elected to serve with Mrs. Epstein were Mrs. Jeanne Larson, first vice-president; Mrs. Esther Norgarde, second vice-president; Mrs. Kathryn Wheeler, secretary; Mrs. Iva Young, treasurer. A trio from the Orange Presbyterian Church gave a musical interlude which was followed by a Christmas reading by Mrs. Joe Thompson. Plains were made to call on members of the church who are shut-ins during the holiday season. Devotions were given by Mrs. Holly Markel. The co-hostesses, Mrs. J. H. McLauchlin and Mrs. C. Hick greeted the 30 members who attended the meeting. ANAHEIM TRUCK & TRANSFER CO. MOVING - STORAGE General Trucking PHONE KE 5-2863 505 S. Los Angeles St. Anaheim Bothered by bathroom HELP YOUR WIFE! HELP THIS CHRISTMAS GIVE HER AN AUTOMATIC Surprises galore for '54! Surprises galore for'54! Watch for the NEW CHEVROLET FRIDAY, DEC. 18 KEE THE NEW CHEVROLET AT ... ERS Chevrolet KE 5-2215 THIS CHRISTMAS GIVE HER AN AUTOMATIC Only gas dries clothes so fast —costs so little to run Why not make every washday a sunny day for your wife? Give her an automatic gas clothes dryer for Christmas. Delicate fabrics dry perfectly in minutes in an automatic gas clothes dryer—free your bathroom from nightly barricades of lingerie. Even ordinary clothes placed in an automatic gas clothes dryer are ready for storage or ironing in minutes. An automatic gas clothes dryer provides ideal drying weather any time, day or night, rain or shine. It eliminates backyard lines and heavy baskets. It reduces clothes drying to tossing rinsed laundry in your dryer, setting the control, then removing the sweetsmelling dried clothes. Visit a dealer or your Gas Company and see the dryer displays. Insist on an automatic GAS clothes dryer because gas outsells other types here for 3 very important reasons: 1 Gas dries clothes faster than any other fuel—faster even than sunshine. 2 Gas costs so little—dries clothés for less than 2¢ per dryer-full. 3 Automatic gas clothes dryers cost less installed—cost less in the long run, too. SOUTHERN COUNTIES GAS COMPANY Edison Sponsors Electric Contest Applications are now being taken for the 4-H Club Farm and Home Electric Project for 1954 according to Frank Spurrier, 4-H Club Agricultural Extension Service specialist at the University of California. Boys or girls from 10 to 20 years old may enroll in the Electric Project and compete for special awards by making application with local 4-H Farm Advisors or at any local Edison Company office Mr. Spurrier said. Now in its fifth year, the 4-H Club Farm and Home Electric project aims at developing an active interest and skill among 4-H Club members in electrical methods and equipment which will improve farming and home-making methods and raise the standards of living in their communities. First year work in the electric project includes instruction in safety, wiring, lighting, heating and power. Project books, talks, movies and demonstrations are supplied by the 4-H club to teach how electricity can be used to make possible a more profitable and enjoyable farm life. Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Morales, 104Y Patt st., ushered in the Christmas season with a brand new baby boy. Their son was born in Orange County hospital on December 1. CERTIFICATE OF DOING BUSINESS UNDER FICTITIOUS FIRM NAME We, the undersigned, do hereby certify that we are conducting a distributing business at 902 N. Los Angeles Street, in the City of Anaheim, County of Orange, State of California, under the fictitious firm name of ROBERT S. UNGER, VAN RIESBERG WM. C. FEHR STATE OF CALIFORNIA COUNTY OF ORANGE On this 4th day of December, 1953, before me, the undersigned, a Notary Public in and for said County and State, reading therein duly commissioned and sworn personally appeared ROBERT S. UNGER, VAN RIESBERG WM. C. FEHR, known to me to be the persons whose names are subscribed to the within instrument and acknowledged to me that they executed the same. IN WITNESS WHEREOF I have heretounto set my hand and affixed my official seal on the day and year first above written in this Certificate. WILLIAM E. FACKINER NOTARY PUBLIC in and for said County and State. My Commission Expires Sept. 6, 1956. Frequent round trips every day by METRO coach lines Save 20% by using commutation tickets where fares are 40 cents or more Frequent round trips every day by METRO coach lines Save 20% by using commutation tickets where fares are 40 cents or more For complete information on Weekday, Saturday, Sunday and Holiday schedules, get a time-table from the coach operator, at any ticket office or information bureau—or write to Metropolitan Coach Lines, 610 S. Main Street, Los Angeles 14. METROPOLITAN COACH LINES Successor to P.E. 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