anaheim-gazette 1957-04-04

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Once a practical and romantic young man (you can be both) married the girl next door. As a present for their first anniversary, being practical, he bought her a U.S. Series E Savings Bond. And, being romantic also, he slipped it under her plate at the dinner table as a surprise. As the anniversary dinner waxed on (it was by candlelight) the young man forgot about his gift. Once a practical and romantic young man (you can be both) married the girl next door. As a present for their first anniversary, being practical, he bought her a U. S. Series E Savings Bond. And, being romantic also, he slipped it under her plate at the dinner table as a surprise. As the anniversary dinner waxed on (it was by candlelight) the young man forgot about his gift. At dinner's end the happy couple was paying more attention to each other than to what they were doing. What they were doing was the dishes—and the Savings Bond! After a session with the very practical detergent the bride used, the Bond looked all washed up. But it wasn't. The practical young man wrote a practical letter to the Treasury Department explaining what happened, enclosing remnants of the Bond and asking that it be replaced. It was. And with the original, romantic date of issue—the couple's anniversary. This true story illustrates the safety—the indestructibility of U. S. Savings Bonds which is something you should remember. Any of your Bonds that are lost, stolen or destroyed will be replaced without charge by the U. S. Treasury. That's why Bonds are said to be, "Safer than cash." And U. S. Serjes E Savings Bonds are not only safer than cash, but one of the soundest investments you can make. Your Government guarantees the principal of your Bonds safe—up to any amount—guarantees sure the rate of interest you receive. So start saving this safe, sure way today. Sign up for the Payroll Savings Plan where you work or invest regularly in Bonds at your bank. The U. S. Government does not pay for this advertisement. The Treasury Department thanks, for Emil R. Jacobsen Passes in Santa Ana Emil R. Jacobsen, a native of Nebraska, passed away at his home at 505 So. Sycamore Street, Santa Ana, from a heart attack. He had resided in Santa Ana for two years. The deceased was 65 years of age. Surviving are his wife, Evelyn D. Jacobsen of the home; one son, Tevis Lambert of Los Angeles; a daughter, Mrs. DuVerne Dawson of Santa Ana; four grandchildren, and three sisters, Mrs. Mae English of Santa Ana, Mrs. John Boege of Anaheim, and Mrs. Mabel Burley of Lancaster. Funeral services were held last Thursday afternoon at 2 o'clock in the chapel of Backs, Campbell and Kaulbars Mortuary with the Rev. Al Jaders officiating. Interment was in Fairhaven cemetery. Meta E. Langjahr Claimed by Death Mrs. Meta E. Langjahr, a resident of the Lutheran Home in this city for the past eight years, passed away on Sunday, Mar. 31. She was 77 years of age and a native of New York. Only survivor is a neice, Mrs. Roland Barnes of New York. Funeral services were held Wednesday at 1 p.m. in the Lutheran Home Chapel with the Rev. T. G. Gohlke officiating. Interment was in Anaheim cemetery, Backs, Campbell and Kaulbars Mortuary in charge. For Scout Drive More Committees (Continued from Page 1) to have a report on the other seven members within the next week. Other leaders for this $185,000 Boy Scout Camp Development Fund which is being extensively organized in all communities of Northern Orange County are: Myrt L. Westering, general manager of the Red Wagon Company of Disneyland, as executive vice campaign chairman to Adolf Schope; and Judge Claude M. Owens and Joe Sowder of the campaign steering committee, Verne P. Maple, manager of the Security First National Bank in Fullerton, is the campaign treasurer; Robert J. Brown of Fullerton is the camp development chairman. Arthur J. Lucey, public relations director for the Alpha Beta Food Markets, and president of the Orange County Federation of Community Chests and United Funds, is serving as the campaign public relations director. Andy T. Atkinson, controller of Kwikset Locks, Inc., is the campaign auditor. Lloyd Paxton, Scout executive, is serving as special campaign aide to the advance sales organization; and Dale Miller, district Scout executive, is special aide to the leaders responsible for the organization of the general sales and public campaign in April. The Charter Oak, known in U.S. history, was over six feet in diameter. It was destroyed by a storm on Aug. 21, 1856. Local Members Honored by Club Wed.Ev Honoring members a higher than local Eyah Drennon, proclaimed 17 guests a number of members hejm Business and Women's Club at meeting last Wednesday held at Optimist Club. Agnes Hund intrude Darwin Stockwell who produced Pamela, S Douglas, 7, and Robe well. The violin trio Happy Farmer" and Nights". Pamela fav violin solo, "Cabatina liam Fackiner joined well in piano duet Two" and "Nola". Mrs. Stockwell sang Day" with Mrs. Fackiny. Featuring the event for the evening, Ruth how courtesy is showing of the hat. Beuil Year Book chairman Lawrence, Finance of San Orco District, were placed in a plaid and crowned with LEGAL NOTICE LEVY, BERNARD & J Attorneys at Law 611 Spring Arcade Built 611 South Spring Street Los Angeles 13, California MAdison 52495 Attorneys for Plaintiff passed away on Sunday, Mar. 31. She was 77 years of age and a native of New York. Only survivor is a neice, Mrs. Roland Barnes of New York. Funeral services were held Wednesday at 1 p.m. in the Lutheran Home Chapel with the Rev. T. G. Gohlke officiating. Interment was in Anaheim cemetery, Backs, Campbell and Kaulbars Mortuary in charge. Lloyd Paxton, Scout executive, is serving as special campaign aide to the advance sales organization; and Dale Miller, district Scout executive, is special aide to the leaders responsible for the organization of the general sales and public campaign in April. The Charter Oak, known in U.S. history, was over six feet in diameter. It was destroyed by a storm on Aug. 21, 1856. LEVY, BERNARD & JAY Attorneys at Law 415 Spring Arcade Building 641 South Spring Street Los Angeles 12, California MADISON 52495 Attorneys for Plaintiff IN THE MUNICIPAL ANAHEIM - FULLY JUDICIAL DISTRICT COUNTY OF ORANGE STATE OF CALIFORNIA FULLERTON PLAZA CORPORATION vs. G. T. Mcaulann and BETTY McMANN, husband and DOE I; DOE II; Defend. No. 4183 ORDER FOR PUBLICATION OF Upon reading and filling david of ABEL LEVY, Law, and it satisfactorily therefrom to me that the G. T. McMANN and BETTY McMANN, have departed from of California, and it ally from the verified Compaign full Detainer: Default in rent) that a good cause exists in this action, in plaintiff therein and against fendants, and that the defendants, G. T. McMANN and BETTY McMANN, are necessary parties defendant thereto appearing that a Summons been only issued out of in this action, and the service of the same can upon said defendants, G. T. McMANN and BETTY McMANN, son hereinbefore contain said affidavit made to motion of ABEL LEVY, of the attorneys for the 18 ORDERED that the Summons in this action upon the defendants, G. T. McMANN and BETTY McMANN, by thereof in the ANAHEIM at newspaper published a County of Orange State, hereby designated paper most likely to give said defendants; that said action be made at least one for two weeks. And it further in like manner factorily appearing to me residence of said defendant McMANN and BETTY McMANN, 11394 Evergreen, Detroit, it is ordered and direct copy of the Summons and in this suit be forthwith in the United States postpaid, directed to said defender, 11394 Evergreen, Detroit, said place of residence, copy of Summons and shall be deposited in the as aforesaid, by Norma Nisherby selected to per duly He shall send said with its contents enclosed tered matter. Done this 22nd day of MAY CLAUDE M. OWEN (Jubilee Gazette MAPR. 4, 1957.) (Pub. Anaheim Gazette MAPR. 4 and 11, 1957.) Part of every American's savings belongs in U.S. Savings Bonds Treasury Department thanks, for their patriotic donation, the Advertising Council and ANAHEIM GAZETTE Local Members Honored by B-PW Club Wed. Evening Honoring members serving on a higher than local club level, Eyah Drennon, president, welcomed 17 guests and a large number of members of the Anaheim Business and Professional Women's Club at the special meeting last Wednesday evening held at Optimist Club. Agnes Hund introduced Mrs. Darwin Stockwell who then introduced Pamela, 9 years old, Douglas, 7, and Robert, 6, Stockwell. The violin trio played "The Happy Farmer" and "Neapolitan Nights". Pamela favored with a violin solo, "Cabatina". Mrs. William Fackiner joined Mrs. Stockwell in piano duets, "Tea for Two" and "Nola". In conclusion Mrs. Stockwell sang "Perfect Day" with Mrs. Fackiner accompanying. Featuring the entertainment for the evening, Ruth Kearns told how courtesy is shown by doffing of the hat. Beulah Hineman, Year Book chairman, and Emma Lawrence, Finance chairman of San Orco District, each in turn were placed in a picture frame and crowned with new spring creations symbolic of offices held and hats were dofted to them. Florence Davis presented one other member honored in a special way. As a project for the year the club selected a gift to the Ethel M. Johnstone Memorial Scholarship fund, a fund thru which the clubs can honor members of our organization. This fund is available as a scholarship loan, without interest, in the field of business education. This opened the way for those present to follow the lines of this little verse— If with pleasure you are viewing Any work someone is doing. If you think some praise is due them, If you like them or you love them— Tell THEM NOW. Hats were off to Eva Boyd who pioneered the local club during a period when only a few faithful members kept the charter by meeting under very adverse conditions until new growth could develop. During the war years, she was very faithful at USO and Canteen work and became interested in several Chinese flyers that were in training nearby, in fact they adopted Mrs. Boyd as their American mother. She has always been interested in the Philippine scholarship, Chinese Nurse fund and projects of like nature. No one in the local club would be more worthy of this place of honor, the oldest continuing member of Anaheim BPWC. Special guests of the evening who were present to honor the district chairmen were: Political Promotion chairman CFBFWC, Zella Stone, Upland. San Orco District—president, Doris Archibald, Fullerton; vice-president, Helen Turner, Victorville; treasurer, Ada Cooper, Cucamonga; corresponding secretary, Randalla Becker, Fullerton. Club presidents—Margaret Frank, Fullerton; Elvera Hasford, Santa Ana; Frances Morton, Orange, and Dorothy Palen, Newport Harbor. Delpha "Jimi" Helstrom, Victorville; Dell Lacy, Charles Ferguson, Inez White, all of Fullerton, Eunice McGowen of Santa Ana, Betty Winterland of Orange, Mary Naegeli of Newport Beach, Edna Lockhart and Jeanne Alden of Anaheim. The committee planning the evening, who were Eva Gooden, chairman, Agnes Hund, Ruth Kearns and Francine Hilmert, were assisted by the hostess committee, Verna Hopkins, chairman, Delois Chronister, Leona Harvill and Cecile Meeker. Pouring at the beautifully appointed tea table were Josephine Fulfer and Mae Cornbloom. LEGAL NOTICES LEVY, BERNARD & JAFFE Attorneys at Law 415 Spring Arcade Building 541 South Spring Street Los Angeles 13, California MADISON 52495 Attorneys for Plaintiff IN THE MUNICIPAL COURT, ANAHEIM-FULLERTON JUDICIAL DISTRICT COUNTY OF ORANGE, STATE OF CALIFORNIA FULLERTON PLAZA CO., a) California corporation Plaintiff vs. G. T. McMANN and BETTY McMANN, husband and wife. DOE I; DOE II; Defendants No. 4183 ORDER FOR PUBLICATION OF SUMMONS Upon reading and filing the Affidavit of ABEL LEVY, Attorney at Law, and is satisfactorily appearing therefrom to me that the defendants, G. T. McMANN and BETTY McMANN, have departed from the State of California, and it also appearing from the verified Complaint (Unlawful Detainer: Default in Payment of Rent) that a good cause of action exists in this action, in favor of the plaintiff therein and against the defendants, and that the said defendants, G. T. McMANN and BETTY McMANN, are necessary and proper parties defendant thereto; and it further appearing that a Summons has been duly issued out of said court in this action, and that personal service of the same cannot be made upon said defendants, G. T. McMANN and BETTY McMANN, for the reason hereinbefore contained, and by said affidavit made to appear; on motion of ABEL LEVY, Esq., one of the attorneys for the plaintiff, 11 ORDERED that the service of the Summons in this action be made upon the defendants, G. T. McMANN and BETTY McMANN, by publication thereof in the ANAHEIM GAZETTE, as newspaper published at Anaheim, County of Orange, State of California, hereby designated as the newspaper most likely to give notice to said defendants; that said publication be made at least once a week for two weeks. And it further in like manner satisfactorily appearing to me that the residence of said defendants, G. T. McMANN and BETTY McMANN, is 11904 Evergreen, Detroit, Michigan, it is ordered and directed that a copy of the Summons and Complaint in this suit be forthwith deposited in the United States postoffice, postpaid directed to said defendants, at 11904 Evergreen, Detroit, Michigan, said place of residence. The said copy of Summons and Complaint shall be deposited in the post office, as aforesaid, by Norma Nipper, who is hereby selected to perform that duty. He shall send said envelope, with its contents enclosed, as registered matter. Done this 22nd day of March, 1957. CLAUDE M. OWENS Judge (Pub. Anaheim Gazette Mar. 28 and Apr. 4, 1957.) (Pub. Anaheim Gazette Mar. 28, Apr. 4 and 11, 1957.) "Here's why I've switched my savings to BANK OF AMERICA... BEST PLACE TO SAVE" Where else can you find a bank with so many branches? I like to know I'm always near my bank in case I need it. My B of A savings account can really help to finance things, too. And I know my money is safe while it's earning 3% interest." Albert Johnson, Locomotive Engineer P.O. Box 535, Rocklin, California Come in and get acquainted! Let us create an individual savings plan for you—and for the rest of your family, too. For your convenience, there are over 600 B of A branches you can use. 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