anaheim-gazette 1954-03-04

Friday Services Slated for World Day of Prayer As a force for peace in a troubled world, Anaheim women will join their sisters around the globe as World Day of Prayer is observed tomorrow (Friday, Meh. 5) a: the First Presbyterian church under the auspices of the Anaheim Council of Church Women. Mrs. Joe Thompson will preside. Meditation will begin at 11:15 and those taking part are asked to come early so as not to make a disturbance. A fifty cent luncheon will be served at 12:15 and a nursery will be provided for small children. A well-known Christian woman, Elsie M. Ferris, attorney-at-law from Long Beach will be guest speaker. All Anaheim women are invited to attend. Newlyweds Take Residence Here Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Borgen are now making their home at 403 E. Sycamore street following their recent marriage at the home of the bride's aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Killingsworth of 514 E. South street. The bride is the former Mrs. Levene Hester, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. O. E. Hester of 15234 Anaheim Road. Her husband is from Pittsburgh, Pa., and as a member of the U.S. Marine Corps, is stationed at El Toro. SIXTH GRANDCHILD J. B. Collins of Anaheim Building & Loan Co., and Mrs. Collings are celebrating the arrival of their sixth grandchild. Their daughter (nee Kathryn "Connie" Collings) and husband Mr. and Mrs. George Burkheimer, Covina Highlands, became the parents of a 5 lb. 7 oz. daughter born Feb. 28 at Covina hospital. PARENTS’ P SCHOOL CUR SAYS ANAH Anaheim Council of Teachers met Friday Investment in Youth Blvd La Palma, Anaheim, John Henry, president The business meeting was led by conferences and for both chairmen and Paul Cook Superintendent Anaheim Elementary School ported briefly on the Association of School Attorneys he attended in last month. He said “T for good communication home and school. As taxpayers we have ever know what is being taxed schools. Participation BONDED HOMES In Anaheim NO DOWN PAYMENT TO VETS, COSTS AND IMPOUNDS ONLY BEST F.H.A. TERMS FOR OTHERS 3 BEDROOMS 1½ BATHS 56.03 PER MONTH TO VETS, COSTS AND IMPOUNDS ONLY BEST F.H.A. TERMS FOR OTHERS 3 BEDROOMS 1½ BATHS 56.03 PER MONTH PRINCIPAL AND INTEREST IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY Featuring • MAHOGANY DOORS • COLORED PLUMBING FIXTURES • GARBAGE DISPOSAL • SPATTER LINOLEUM by Armstrong • LARGE WINDOW WALLS OF GLASS • ROCK WOOL INSULATED CEILINGS • EXTRA LARGE CLOSETS • MAHOGANY KITCHEN CABINETS Sales office: Broadway at Placentia IN ANAHEIM! Phone: Anaheim 5-7101 *Furnished models floodlighted every evening till 9 PARENTS’ PARTICIPATION IN SCHOOL CURRICULUM NEEDED SAYS ANAHEIM P-TA COUNCIL Anaheim Council of Parents and Teachers met Friday Feb. 26 in Investment in Youth Bldg., 317 E. La Palma, Anaheim, with Mrs. John Henry, president, presiding. The business meeting was preceded by conferences and workshops for both chairmen and officers. Paul Cook Superintendent of, Anaheim Elementary Schools, reported briefly on the American Association of School Administrators he attended in Atlantic City last month. He said "The need is for good communications between home and school. As parents and taxpayers we have every right to know what is being taught in our schools. Participation of parents in home and school is growing by leaps and bounds all over the country." Mrs. Forster Warwick legislation chairman, called attention to the special session of the Legislature next month in Sacramento, reviewing the following three issues on the agenda: marcotics, juvenile traffic cases and liquor control. Jack Polley, reporting on juvenile protection stressed the responsibility of parents to teach good manners, morals and religion. He stated the family is the greatest unit in maintaining the American Way of life. Robert Shanks, school education chairman reported on the benefits and need of parent-teacher conferences. Meeting the basic needs for children with good recreation and mental health programs, also providing counseling and guidance centers. Membership chairman, Mrs. Glenn Kirk, announced a membership of 4194 in the Anaheim Council and 37,480 in Fourth District (Orange County). Mrs. Forrest Simonton, chairman of parent-teacher information course reported six members completed the course held in January. Plans are for a course in the western area of our Council. Council Invites Meeting The Council voted to extend an invitation to hostess the September meeting of the Fourth District P.T.A. in Anaheim. Elected to the nominating com- LET'S EN MES. Inc. Council Invites Meeting The Council voted to extend an invitation to hostess the September meeting of the Fourth District P.T.A. in Anaheim. Elected to the nominating committee to present the slate of officers for 1954-55 is Mrs. Simonton and Mrs. Carl Hatfield, as chairmen. Due to the State Convention meeting April 21, 22 and 23 the Council meeting date has been changed to, April 30. Special guests at the pot luck luncheon were: Miss Elizabeth Dickerson District Superintendent Cypress School District; Mrs. Elizabeth Gates Mann, elementary school nurse and Mr. Shanks principal of Thomas Jefferson school. A potluck dinner and social time was enjoyed at noon. Hostesses were members of Cypress P.T.A., Mesdames; C. J. Spencer, C. E. Denny, Charles Thomas, Peter Bruinsma, A. Van Klaveren, Geo. T. Alleman and Ivan Mahaffie. Sang 'Delilah' Role At Riverside Fair Gwen Harlow, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Ahlstromp of Anaheim and daughter-in-law of Mr. and Mrs. Orman Harlow of Anaheim played the role of Delilah, the street singer in the "Arabian Nights Pageant" presented at the recent Riverside County Fair and Date Festival in Indio. Mrs. Harlow is well known in Anaheim for her lovely soprano voice, and has recently moved to the Coachella Valley where her husband, Roger, teaches school. *WALT TAYLOR YMCA PREXY LET'S EN If you or a member of your hospitalized tomorrow — or a than one chance in seven of go And, every day, your cha This is something that we about. The solution to the hospital one more big boost to become all of us will bring us our sor When we raise an addition ground for a completely new in operation in the fall of 1955 It will be a modern, comfo TO SERVE EVERYONE who the American Hospital Association It is important to you and as possible. Men, women, and children $600,000 to this vital project. And, we know there are sums—large and small—to the hospital solicitors due to the workers. The hundreds of men and their time and money to the helpers, particularly those who call individually on that everyone participate in the St. Jude Fund Drive the form below. It may be mailed to St. Ju ton, California; or telephone We are investing in a hosp many years Give enough to help WALT TAYLOR YMCA PREXY Walt Taylor prominent local lumber dealer, was elected to lead the new group of the Anaheim YMCA officers for the ensuing term, Monday night, March 1. Assisting him in their respective capacities, and also installed at the same meeting were: Ed. Hawkins, vice-president (business and finance); Wilbert Bonney, vice-president of programs; Mrs. Al Casebeer, recording secretary and Ted Payne, treasurer. Installation officer was the Rev. Al Casebeer. PLANT PATHOLOGIST SPEAKS TO AVOCADO GROWERS THURSDAY Dr. George Zentmyer, Plant Pathologist specialist from the Citrus Experiment station in Riverside, will present slides of his recent exploration trip to South American and give the status of the root rot resistance trials, at the March 4, 7:30 p.m. meeting in the Farm Bureau offices, Orange. EVERY PENNY You Contribute Goes Directly Into Hospital Construction and Equipment (The Campaign costs have been paid by Knott's Berry Farm.) Please Act NOW! (This ad paid for by people who S END THE CRISIS a member of your family faced an emergency and had to be morrow — or a year from tomorrow — you would have less a member of your family faced an emergency and had to be tomorrow — or a year from tomorrow — you would have less chance in seven of getting a hospital bed in this area. every day, your chances become less and less. something that we — shoulder to shoulder — are doing something on to the hospital bed shortage is near at hand. But, it needs boost to become a reality ... a little more effort on the part of bring us our sorely needed hospital. raise an additional $150,000, St. Jude of Sunny Hills will break completely new $2,000,000 hospital ... and the hospital will be in the fall of 1955. a modern, comfortable, well-managed 100-bed hospital, READY EVERYONE who needs hospital attention. The hospital meets Hospital Association's requirements for a Class A hospital. important to you and your family that this hospital be built as soon men, and children of Northern Orange County already have given vital project. now there are many more folks who would like to contribute and small—to the hospital, but have not been approached by one of solicitors due to the extended area being covered by the volunteer reds of men and women who already have given generously of money to the hospital are anxious to reach individual contrib-early those who only can make small contributions. individually on these people is impossible, but we are all anxious participate in the success of the hospital drive. de Fund Drive invites every man, woman, and child to fill out mailed to St. Jude Hospital Building Fund, P.O. Box 94, Fuller; or telephone LAmbert 5-4778. vesting in a hospital which will serve us, and our children, for individually on these people is impossible, but we are all anxious participate in the success of the hospital drive. Fund Drive invites every man, woman, and child to fill out it. mailed to St. Jude Hospital Building Fund, P.O. Box 94, Fuller- ; or telephone LAmbert 5-4778. Investing in a hospital which will serve us, and our children, for we enough to help insure success. Budget your payments over the months if you wish. Pay monthly, quarterly, annually, or otherlease. Contributions are deductible for income tax purposes. We a receipt for your contribution. NAME ADDRESS ST. JUDE HOSPITAL BUILDING FUND CAMPAIGN Headquarters: 103 W. Valencia Mess Dr. (P.O. Box 94), Fullerton, California To provide funds for building and equipiing a Class A. Hospital for at least 75 beds on the Sunny Hills Site, Northern Orange County, California, and in consideration of the gifts of others I/we hereby subscribe the amount of: payable on request and in 1954, and...in 1955 or as follows Signed Mail Address Town Date Please make checks payable to ST. JUDE HOSPITAL BUILDING FUND (or by people who want proper hospital facilities for all of us)