anaheim-gazette 1954-09-23

2—ANAHEIM GAZETTE Anaheim, Calif., Thurs., Sept. 23, 1954 Lutheran Pupils To Stage Final Outdoor Service One hundred or more of Zion Lutheran school pupils will be on the stage of the amphitheater in beautiful Anaheim City park as the third and final outdoor service of the 1954 series begins next Sunday evening, Sept. 26 at six o'clock. The Rev. E. H. Pflug, pastor of Zion Lutheran church of Anaheim, who, together with the Orange County Lutheran churches, Missouri Synod, sponsors these outdoor services, will be the speaker on the topic: "Forward With Christ In The Nation." The Rev. John Geisler, associate pastor of St. John's Lutheran church, Orange, will serve as liturgist. The service will be preceded by 15 minutes of transcribed music with Richard Heitschusen, Jr., as the operator of the amplifier. The singers, composed of pupils from the 2nd to 8th grades of Zion Lutheran school, will render the hymn for the nation "God Bless Our Native Land," under the direction of Paul Lohr, accompanied by Mrs. Maxine Heitschusen at the piano. Immediately following the service a 30-minute movie entitled: "The Beginning of the Rainbow" will be presented. Zion Lutheran church, Emily and Chartres in Anaheim, conducts regular Sunday services at 8 and 11 a.m., and Sunday School and Bible Classes at 10 a.m. REV. E. H. PFLUG Noted Organist Plans Recital in Santa Ana Porter Heaps, noted organist, will appear in a recital on the Hammond concert model organ at Santa Ana High school auditorium on Monday evening, Oct. 4. The recital starts at 8:15 in the school's spacious auditorium under sponsorship of Santa Ana college. Sharing interest in the recital is the disclosure that Heaps will conduct a full day "master class" on the organ the following day, Oct. 5, for church organizers and music teachers of the county Three two-hour sessions will be conducted, at 10 a.m., 2 p.m., and 7 p.m. Heaps, rated as one of the top attractions of the concert stage, has been before the public since he was 18, as church organist, concert organist and choir director. Methodist Women Hear WSCS Leader Mrs. Paul David, 511 N. Curtentine, was hostess to the Circle of White Temple Missionchurch last Tuesday evening. Co-hostess for the first falling was Mrs. Jean Freeman, siding for the business session Mrs. Richard Heilman. The far flung activities of Women's Society of Christian vice was ably discussed by speaker Mrs. J. S. Kerr, W. president. "Across our nation, two members of the organization engaged in this service," said Kerr, "and are devoted to working God, helping each other serving the needy everywhere." Many of the 720 separate cities supported by the nai group were described by Kerr. Twenty members and guests attending devoted their ning to hand work on articles sold at the general Novel meeting. Courtesy Night In Observed by OP Courtesy offices advance was observed at last week's ing of Eastern Star at the Ma Temple. Worthy Matron andtron, Susie Brown and Ev Waymire relinquished their role to Margaret Peterson and Ev Granere. Appointive offices filled by side-liners. Each o was presented with a hand chief corsage as he completed work of the evening. Candle light was used at star point. Officers formed a Shirley McGinnis Shower Honoree Bride-eect Miss Shirley McGinnis, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles McGinnis of Dowling Rd., was honored with a miscellaneous shower last Friday night, Sept. 17, given by her sister, Mrs. John Denny, and friend, Mrs. Walter A. Kempin at the latter's home at 7652 S. Red Gum street. The living room was gaily decorated with orchid and yellow asters as 30 friends and former neighbors gathered for an evening of games. Prizes went to Marilyn Broderick, Betty Stinson, Jean Franz and Lavelle Wright. Miss McGinnis will become the bride of James Clark of Baton Rouge on Oct. 1, in services to be held at Zion Lutheran church. You'll discover Merry Miles when you go GREYHOUND Yes, the miles are merry by Greyhound! Here's why: Unbeatable convenience and frequency...service to all 48 states and Canada, too...FREE Vacation Planning Service...Thru-Express Buses to and from more places...scenery at its best from the finest of buses. MERRY MILES ON A FALL VACATION NOW!...Merry Miles Tours...a wonderful way to spend a fall vacation! Hotel rooms reserved, sightseeing arranged. We do the work you have the fudship of Santa Ana college. Sharing interest in the recital is the disclosure that Heaps will conduct a full day "master class" on the organ the following day, Oct. 5, for church organists and music teachers of the county Three two-hour sessions will be conducted, at 10 a.m., 2 p.m., and 7 p.m. Heaps, rated as one of the top attractions of the concert stage, has been before the public since he was 18, as church organist, concert organist and choir director. Heaps has appeared as guest soloist with the Chicago and Detroit Symphony orchestras. He climaxed a concert tour of South America by presenting the Guillmant "Concerto for Organ and Orchestra", with the National Symphony orchestra at Bogota, Colombia. FRIENDLY CIRCLE A share-the-dish supper was enjoyed by members of the Friendly Circle and their families in Anaheim City Park recently. Lutheran members attended outdoor religious services in the park afterwards. A SON FOR THE DANIELS Born 10: Mr. and Mrs. Harold Daniel Sept. 18, a baby girl weighing 6 lbs. 6 oz. Frank Armenta Training in Korea 7TH DIV., KOREA—Pvt. H. Armenta, whose wife, Flora, at 305 Paulina street, Anaheim Calif., recently has been paitting in training and field exercises with his unit, the Field Artillery Battalion in K. A gunner in Battery A of battallion: Armenta is training other members of his unit to train its combat readiness. Before entering the Army March 1953, he was employed Compton. Armenta is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Arm Berry street, Anaheim. Anaheim Soldier Assists Koreans 7TH DIV., KOREA—Army Miguel Muro, son of Mr. and Paul Muro, 221 E. La Palma Anaheim, Calif., recently build a new primary-grades school in Korea as part of the Infantry Division's Armed F Assistance to Korea program. Muro, who arrived in the East during October 1953, is dio operator with the Heavy far Company of the division's Infantry Regiment. TRIPLE-F'S TELL OF SUMMER EXPERIENCES TThe first fall meeting of Triple F club was characterized by each member relating her merer's activities, vacation visits from relatives and trips to the beach. Devotions were given by Elizabeth Hillary. Mrs. R Prior presided at the briefness session. Salad refreshments Yes, the miles are merry by Greyhound! Here's why: Unbeatable convenience and frequency...service to all 48 states and Canada, too...FREE Vacation Planning Service...Thru-Express Buses to and from more places...scenery at its best from the finest of buses. MERRY MILES ON A FALL VACATION NOW!...Merry Miles Tours...a wonderful way to spend a fall vacation! Hotel rooms reserved, sightseeing arranged. We do the work...you have the fun! MERRY MILES VIA THRU EXPRESSSES No local stops and no change of bus or baggage by Greyhound Thru-Express Buses. And remember, you pay no extra fare for this extra fine service. MERRY MILES ON CHARTER TRIPS More fun than a hayride on a Greyhound Charter Coach! Go wherever and whenever you wish...stay as long as you like. Greyhound Charter Service is dependable! LOW FARES MEAN MERRY MILES From ANAHEIM: Washington, D.C. $52.00 Hot Springs, Ark. $36.10 Orlando, Fla. $19.95 Mason City, Iowa $38.50 Emporia, Kansas $32.00 Vancouver, B. C. $23.45 Return Trip 20% LESS ...on Round-Trip Tickets! HAROLD S. HOLCOMB, Agent 217 S. Los Angeles St., Anaheim—Phone KE 5-3404 THERE'S A GREYHOUND AGENT NEAR YOU TRIPLE-F'S TELL OF SUMMER EXPERIENCES The first fall meeting of Triple F club was characterized by each member relating her mother's activities, vacation visits from relatives and friends and trips to the beach. Devotions were given by Elizabeth Hillary. Mrs. R. Prior presided at the briefness session. Salad refreshments were served. The meeting was held in home of Mrs. Leo Oden, 20 West street. Co-hostess was Roy Kaska. The next club meeting will be at the home of Mrs. Iard Schwacofer with Mrs. Chr Bradd as co-hostess. ROBINSONS VISITED BY SON FROM VENEZUELA Mr. and Mrs. Ben Robi 11561 S. Placentia Ave., have joyed a visit from their son, gene Reed, who is vacationing from South America. He is anployee in the warehouse department of the Creole Oil Co. Carne Venezuela. He leaves by train from Los Angeles tonight, Sept for South America. PANHELLENIC DANCE SLATED FOR SEPT. 25 The Northern Orange County Panhellenic association will send a dance at the Santa Country club, Saturday evening Sept. 25, proceeds going to a young women from this area finance their higher education, Burgess and his orchestra play for this informal affair ginning at 9 p.m. HOSTS TO FRIENDS Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hin and daughters, Charla and Clement 18831 Country Lane, were at their new home on Sunday over 40 friends from South California. A potluck lunch was enjoyed on the patio. Methodist Women Clear WSCS Leader Mrs. Paul David, 511 N. Clemantine, was hostess to the Jean Circle of White Temple Method Church last Tuesday evening. Hostess for the first fall meeting was Mrs. Jean Freeman. Preening for the business session was Ms. Richard Hellman. The far flung activities of the women's Society of Christian Service was ably discussed by guest speaker, Mrs. J. S. Kerr, W.S.C.S. President. Across our nation, two million members of the organization are engaged in this service," said Mrs. Kerr, "and are devoted to worshiping God, helping each other, and living the needy everywhere." Many of the 720 separate charms supported by the national group were described by Mrs. Kerr. Twenty members and several tests attending devoted the evening to hand work on articles to be used at the general November meeting. Courtesy Night Is observed by OES Courtesy offices advance night is observed at last week's meeting of Eastern Star at the Masonic Temple. Worthy Matron and Panier, Susie Brown and Everett Rymire relinquished their posts Margaret Peterson and Everett Rymire. Appointive offices were held by side-liners. Each officer is presented with a handkerchief corsage as he completed his mark of the evening. Candle light was used at each point. Officers formed a circle around the fire. WRC Schedules Last Of Sept. Meetings The A. B. Paul Womens Relief Corps social club meeting will be held at the home of Mrs. Ida Daws on Sept. 28. A card party for members and friends at the Odd Fellows Hall is slated for Sept. 30. The latter party is to begin with dessert at noon with cards to follow at 1 p.m. A sale of handmade articles will be conducted. Paul Roddam Jr. In Far East with Patrol Squadron FAR EAST—Serving here with Patrol Squadron 17 is Paul Roddam, Jr., aviation machinist's mate airman, USN, son of Mr. and Mrs. Paul D. Roddam of 881 S. Lemon street, Anaheim, Calif. Roddam, who entered the Navy in December, 1151, reported aboard from the USS Princeton in May, 1954. Formerly known as Patrol Squadron 772, it was the first Naval Reserve squadron to participate in the Korean conflict when ordered here in January 1951. The squadron returned to the Korean theater again in December, 1952. During the last six months the squadron was deployed it flew the equivalent of two trips to the moon and back. It had over 425 combat missions in enemy territory. Lincoln School Holds Mothers Coffee Hour The coffee hour on the first day of school for mothers of kindergarteners at Lincoln school ground. Jefferson School to Host Parents Soon Parents and friends of Tuesdays Jefferson school are invited attend the traditional "get acquainted" brunch at the school Tuesday morning, Sept. 28, at a m. Mrs. Vernon Hawes, mother representative, is making arrangements. Mrs. Herbert Bowen, 600 Clementine st., has returned to a trip to Waco, Texas, where accompanied her daughter, Dawn, who enrolled in the med college of Baylor university Dallas is preparing for medical missionary work. NOW! New "Big Domes" DAILY TO CHICAGO El Capitan Santa Fe POPULAR ALL-COACH STREAMLINER courtesy offices advance night observed at last week's meeting of Eastern Star at the Masonic Temple. Worthy Matron and Panion, Susie Brown and Everett Lynire relinquished their posts Margaret Peterson and Everett Hanere. Appointive offices were filled by side-liners. Each officer is presented with a handkerchief corsage as he completed his mark of the evening. Candle light was used at each point. Officers formed a cir- cling around Susie Brown Agnes Scheffler sang "Stairway to the Stars." Special hour chairman Addie Belle provided nut cups of stars candles at each place in the living room. Co-hostesses were Elizabeth Hilliary and Mary Louise Neliel. Frank Armenta Training in Korea TH DIV., KOREA—Pvt. Frank Armenta, whose wife, Flora, lives in 305 Paulina street, Anaheim, iff., recently has been partici- ing in training and field ex- tises with his unit, the 48th Old Artillery Battallon in Korea. A gunner in Battery A of the battalion: Armenta is training with other members of his unit to main- in its combat readiness. Before entering the Army in March 1953, he was employed in ampton. Armenta is the son of and Mrs. Henry Armenta,erry street, Anaheim. Naheim Soldier Assists Koreans TH DIV., KOREA—Army Pvt. Samuel Muro, son of Mr. and Mrs. Jul Muro, 221 E. La Palma ave., Naheim, Calif., recently helped build a new primary-grades school house in Korea as part of the 7th Army Division's Armed Forces assistance to Korea program. Muro, who arrived in the Far- est during October 1953,, is a ra- operator with the Heavy Mor- Company of the division's 17th Army Regiment. IMPLE-F'S TELL OF HUMER EXPERIENCES The first fall meeting of the Apple F club was characterized beach member relating her sum- er's activities, vacation trips, trips from relatives and friends, trips to the beach. Devotions were given by Mrs. Elizabeth Hillary. Mrs. Robert or presided at the brief busi- ses session. Salad refreshments DAILY TO CHICAGO El Capitan Santa Fe POPULAR ALL-COACH STREAMLINER ONLY $55.44 TO CHICAGO From Los Angeles NEW Full Length Dome Lounge Car! NEW Reclining Seats–All Reserved! NEW Fred Harvey Budget Meals! NEW Economy–No Extra Fare! W. E. FENNELL, Agent Santa Fe Station, Phone KE 5-8407 ANAHEIM, CALIF. Ask about the money-saving Family Fares Be ready to welcome the RED FEATHER PARADE MONDAY EVENING October 4 October 4 Open the door... then open your heart ANAHEIM YOUTH ON BIBLE COLLEGE COUNCIL David P. Jenkins of Anaheim will serve as vice-president of the student council of the Southern California Bible College in Costa Mesa during the current school term. Parents and friends of Thomas Jefferson PTA are invited to a get-acquainted bruncheon at the cafetorium on Sept. 28 from ten to eleven o'clock in the morning. John William Chapman has been appointed deputy city patrolman for the Anaheim police reserve. Barley is a very valuable and largely used agricultural product. "LOTTA" IS COMING! New RPM 10-30 Special motor oil can save up to ¾ gallon of gas in every 5 gallons you buy Now, a motor oil so superior it serves all cars, old or new, in all seasons, all climates! 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