anaheim-gazette 1957-10-10

4. Anaheim Gazette Anaheim, Calif., Thurs., Oct. 10, 1957 Famed Artist Painting Murals At St. Catherine's One of Anaheim's most significant and pretentious artistic efforts is taking place in the unfinished chapel on the grounds of St. Catherine's Military School, according to artist Don May of Anaheim. John Henryk de Rosen, holder of the French Legion of Honor award for his work, is painting a mural: "The Descent of Truth" without blueprint or sketches. In his mind's eye he holds the figures to be represented, and brings them to life with long, sweeping strokes. The huge mural will contain the figures of St. Augustine, St. Thomas, Dante, Fra Angelico, Catherine of Sienna, Jane of Aza, Gertrude the Great, and the Apostles. All these have been called the receivers and recorders of the great truths of life. De Rosen has painted the interiors of the Armenian Cathedral of Lwow, Poland; the Cathedral of Peter and Paul, Washington; and the Pope's private chapel at Castlegondolfa in Rome. Don May regards his present assignment as a real masterpiece. Santa Fe Changes San Diego Runs The California Public Utilities Noted Lecturer- Impersonator at West Side Baptist Paul G. Jackson Paul Gerrard Jackson, Biblelecturer and impersonator, will present his program of 'Gospel Life Portraits' entitled "Men Who Met the Master" at the West Anaheim Baptist Church on Oct. 13-18 at 7:30 p.m. At each service Mr. Jackson selects a Biblical or historical character, and by his powers of impersonation, makes this character "come to life". On successive evenings, he appears as "The Pharisee Who Sought Christ", "The King Who Santa Fe Changes San Diego Runs The California Public Utilities Commission today authorized the Santa Fe Railway to reduce its weekday passenger service between Los Angeles and San Diego from six to five trains each way, effective Oct. 28. On Sundays and holidays the present six streamliners will continue to operate south bound to San Diego but the service will be cut to five northbound trains to Los Angeles. At public hearings in Los Angeles and San Diego, Santa Fe officials estimated that under the present six-train schedules the railroad would sustian out-of-pocket losses of $200,812 in 1957 and would still lose $1,251 annually with the curtailed service. Under the order, southbound schedules will remain unchanged except for the train leaving Los Angeles at 8 p.m., which will be dropped on week days. That train, however, will continue to run on Sundays and holidays. Northbound schedules will be modified as follows: the train now leaving San Diego at 7 a.m. will be operated only on weekdays but discontinued on Sundays and holidays. The train presently departing from San Diego at 8 p.m., will be discontinued weekdays but continued on Sundays and holidays. All other schedules between the two cities will remain unchanged. PAY HIGHEST DIVIDEND The highest quarterly dividend payment ever made by a savings and loan association was paid by Home Savings and Loan for the quarter ending Sept. 30. According to Charles Brinton, treasurer of Home Savings, dividends paid on withdrawable shares totalled over 4 million dollars for the quarter just concluded. present his program of 'Gospel Life Portraits' entitled "Men Who Met the Master" at the West Anaheim Baptist Church on Oct. 13-18 at 7:30 p.m. At each service Mr. Jackson selects a Biblical or historical character, and by his powers of impersonation, makes this character "come to life". On successive evenings, he appears as "The Pharisee Who Sought Christ", "The King Who Mocked Christ" and "The Blind Beggar Healed by Christ". Other characterizations include the "Governor Who Judged Christ", the "Apostle Who Doubled Christ", the "Disciple Beloved by Christ". Each impersonation is introduced or followed by a brief Bible message, keyed to the character. Mr. Jackson's "Gospel Life Portraits" are given in full costume, with interpretative lighting-effects and music. The special lighting and audio-electronic equipment is operated by his wife who assists her husband as a technician. An ordained minister of the Gospel, Paul Gerrard Jackson was formerly a professional actor. He specialized in the classical drama, and played a variety of Shakespearean roles in trans-continental tours of the United States and Canada. He received his education at Dartmouth College and the Dallas Seminary of Texas. His first pastorate was in Boston, followed by a ministry in Maine. His latest pastorate was with the Cornerstone Church of Providence, Rhode Island. Mr. Jackson has been a popular speaker at Youth Rallies throughout the country. On several occasions he has been called to supply the pulpit of the Moody Memorial Church of Chicago, and has been a guest-preacher in the Calvary Baptist Church of New York City and the People's Church of Toronto. He has also enjoyed an extensive ministry as a Bible Conference Speaker, and has made guest appearances in his dramatic characterizations on coast-to-coast television programs. The public is invited to see this interesting program. PAY HIGHEST DIVIDEND The highest quarterly dividend payment ever made by a savings and loan association was paid by Home Savings and Loan for the quarter ending Sept. 30. According to Charles Brinton, treasurer of Home Savings, dividends paid on withdrawable shares totalled over 4 million dollars for the quarter just concluded. Most people save for a rainy day, but few wait for one. Call KE 5-2206 for Want Ads YOUR WILL Know where it is... As little as $5 a year provides the convenience and protection of a SAFE DEPOSIT BOX. You hold the key. SECURITY-FIRST NATIONAL BANK ANAHEIM BRANCH 547 W. Center — PR 4-4192 Gerald L. Templeton, Mgr. — Gilbert A. Pando, Asst. Mgr. BROADWAY - ANAHEIM BRANCH 1683 Crescent Ave. — PR 4-4192 Richard H. Tunnicliff, Mgr. — Robert G. Norris, Asst. Mgr. General Wednesday for Mother of Anaheim Man General services for Lulu Elva ert, 61, of 1337 North Seelert in South San Gabriel, mother William Carl Seelert of 1011 Street, this city, were cond Wednesday at 1:00 p.m. Rose Hills Mortuary in Hill- side Church, with the Rev. Russell J. Prentice officiating. Interment followed in Rose Hills Memorial Park. Mrs. Seelert, a secretary, was born in Iowa, and died at her home Sunday. She had been a resident of South San Gabriel for 22 years. She is survived by her husband, Carl Seelert; two sons, Will Ham of Anaheim, and Thomas E. Seelert of 1349 Seelert Lane, South San Gabriel; a brother, Paul Woody of Pocatella, Idaho; her mother, Mrs. Ella Anderson of Oakland, and three grandchildren. W. R. Grace, founder of the Grace shipping lines, was elected mayor of New York City twice in 1881 and 1885. Martha A. Baugh Funeral Wednesday Funeral services for Mr. Amella Baugh, 49, of 9732 dora Lane, Anaheim, were conducted Wednesday at 2:30 p.m. by Rose Hills Mortuary in side Church, with the Rev. liam E. Thiele officiating. Interment followed in Rose Hills memorial Park. A man sits in reeds by a lake holding a shotgun. WHEREVER YOU GO... wherever your pleasure takes you, new Royal 76 gasoline can make driving there part of the pleasure, too. Because it's the West's most powerful prem "The Finest." You get it at the sign of the big 76 where, customers tell us, the Minute Man's service is as good as the gasoline. UNION OIL COMPANY OF CALIFORNIA America's finest service stations Martha A. Baugh Funeral Wednesday Funeral services for Martha Mella Baugh, 49, of 9732 Panda Lane, Anaheim, were conducted Wednesday at 2:30 p.m. in Rose Hills Mortuary in Hillie Church, with the Rev., William E. Thiele officiating. Interment followed in Rose Hills Memorial Park. Mrs. Baugh, who was born in Pennsylvania, died Saturday in Garden-Park Memorial Hospital. She is survived by her husband, Elbert D. Baugh of the home address; a son, Charles Minton of Virginia; mother, Mrs. Dora Mae Murphy; five sisters and four brothers. Actions speak louder than words—but not so often. Anaheim Gazette Theodore R. Kuchel, Publisher G. E. "Andy" Mellen, Adv. Manager TELEPHONE 5-226 Published Thursday of each week at 259 East Center Street, Anaheim, California. Entered as second class mail matter Anaheim, Calif., Thurs., Aug. 29, 1907 under the Act of March 2, 1879. The Gazette is a member of the National Editorial Association, and California Newspaper Publishers Association. All rights herein are reserved. Subscriptions: $5 per year' by mail. The Finest ROYAL 76 GASOLINE ne can make driving most powerful premium— e, customers line.