anaheim-gazette 1962-11-07

6—ANAHEIM GAZETTE Wednesday, November 7, 1962 ANAHEIM, CALIFORNIA The Woman’s World MISS NAN MERRIMAN ... to appear in Anaheim Anaheim High Will Host Second Symphony Concert Orange County Symphony Association will present mezzo-soprano Nan Merriman as guest Having logged over half a million miles for appearances in major concert halls around the world. Red Cross Comes To Patient’s Aid The American Red Cross means different things to different people — food and shelter to a disaster sufferer, emergency leave for a serviceman. To a patient at Anaheim Memorial Hospital the Red Cross means life-saving blood ... and the lifeline to unknown friends. A few days ago the hospital laboratory staff contacted the Anaheim Chapter of the American Red Cross with an emergency request for warm blood. Type Positive blood donors were needed at the time of an operation to save the life of a patient. ‘Fallen Man’ Is CS Sermon Topic T evenlightened nature of the man of God’s creating will be explained Sunday at Christian Science church services. Selections from the Bible in the Lesson-Sermon on the subject “Adam and Fallen Man” will include these verses from Ephesians (5): “Be ye there fore followers of God, as dead children; . . . For ye were some times darkness, but now are you light in the Lord: walk as children of light.” Readings from “Science and MISS NAN MERRIMAN ... to appear in Anaheim Anaheim High Will Host Second Symphony Concert Orange County Symphony Association will present mezzo-soprano Nan Merriman as guest artist for its second concert to be held in Anaheim High School Auditorium Nov. 15 at 8:15 p.m. Eugene Ober, noted Anaheim conductor of the Association orchestra stated that Miss Merriman will sing "El Amor Brujo" by Falla and "Songs of the Wayfarer" by Mahler, accompanied by the 82-piece symphony orchestra. Having logged over half a million miles for appearances in major concert halls around the world, Miss Merriman has sung with many internationally acclaimed orchestras. Among them are the Munich Radio Orchestra, the Concertgebouw Orchestra in Amsterdam, the RIAS Orchestra in Chartres Cathedral, France, and the NBC Symphony Orchestra. Marshall PTA 'Orbits' Drive "Operation Parent-Teacher Association" is the name of the membership drive for John Marshall School, headed by Mrs. David Reed, director of the flight to 'outer space' launched yesterday. Recovery time will be Nov. 9. Each classroom was given a "missle" placed on a flannel board chart. When program in membership on the chart reaches 90 per cent, they will circle their 'school world in orbit'. All personnel will anxiously watch their instruments to see that the fight plans are carried out as planned. They will be in close contact with their space ship and Mrs. Reed will report all progress to the principal, William Thompson. Anyone interested is invited to contact the school and become a member of the organization to aid the children and become better informed with their community. Cuban Situation Spurs Red Cross The quarantine of Cuba announced by President Kennedy is reflecting immediately in Red cording to Mrs. Marjorie Darby, Cross activity in Los Angeles, Anaheim Red Cross chairman of volunteers aids. A call has gone out for women to work as social welfare aides in the Red Cross program that assists the families of men in military service. "We know from past experience that any increase in military activity will soon produce new problems in the families of servicemen and aggravate existing problems. Within days we can expect a rise in request for assistance," Mrs. Darby explained. To be prepared to meet this anticipated demand for assistance, several Red Cross Chapters have joined together to train a new class of volunteer social welfare aides. The class will meet at the Red Cross Long Beach Chapter, 319 West Broadway. The work of volunteer social welfare aides consists of reviewing requests for assistance, reporting on family circumstances in regard to emergency leaves or morale problems, getting information on family problems for social welfare aides do their work in the Anaheim Red Cross Cross Chapter headquarters at 418 North West St., where the director of Red Cross home service works with military installations throughout the world and the families of Anaheim servicemen. "While any intelligent, dependable and perceptive woman can be trained as a social welfare aide, we are particularly interested in women who have college training or some background in social work, personnel work, teaching or community service work," Mrs. Darby said. Volunteers who are interested in becoming social welfare aides may call the Red Cross Chapter headquarters, PR 4-3782, or they may call Mrs. Marjorie Darby at LA 6-1028. British Women To Hold Meet The Sunningdale chapter, Daughters of the British Empire in California, cordially invites women of British birth, ancestry and wives of Britishers to attend several Red Cross Chapters have joined together to train a new class of volunteer social welfare aides. The class will meet at the Red Cross Long Beach Chapter, 319 West Broadway. The work of volunteer social welfare aides consists of reviewing requests for assistance, reporting on family circumstances in regard to emergency leaves or morale problems, getting information on family problems for men in service, helping families with emergencies to establish communication with their men in the armed forces, assisting the families to fill out forms for government benefits or allotments. "In order to perform these functions well, our volunteers must have 40 hours of intensive training." Mrs. Darby said. "Therefore, we must find and train volunteers immediately." British Women To Hold Meet The Sunningdale chapter, Daughters of the British Empire in California, cordially invites women of British birth, ancestry and wives of Britishers to attend their meeting, Thursday, Nov. 15, at one o'clock in the Odd Fellows Temple, 325 West Center, Anaheim. After the business session, Mrs. Fulton G. Chapple of Pasadena, state organizing secretary, will tell of her privately conducted tour of Windsor Castle. Tea will be served by Mmes. Elbert O. Hutson, Albert S. Worley, Charles Heath and Charles J. Ramsey. Evangelical United Brethren Church 800 S. Lemon • KE 5-2429 Anaheim 9:30—Sunday School 6 p.m.—Worship 10:50—Service 7 p.m.—Worship Foursquare Church 1325 West Broadway Sunday School 9:45 Communion Service 11:00 EVENING SERVICE 7:00 Reverend Underwood Reverend Gimble BAPTIST FIRST CHURCH 701 W. Broadway PR 4-4444 Anaheim ZION LUTHERAN 118 N. Emily Anaheim Rev. M West Anaheim 9501 West C West An 9:30 a.m. Sunday School 10:45 a.m. Sunday Service GREEK ORTHODIC (Temporary Quarters at Seven) 1206 NIN Garden Grove Anaheim Gazette Cross Comes Patient’s Aid American Red Cross means things to different peofood and shelter to a dissufferer, emergency leave serviceman. To a patient at Memorial Hospital the Cross means life-saving and the lifeline to six own friends. Days ago the hospital laby staff contacted the AnaChapter of the American cross with an emergency refor warm blood. Type O blood donors were needthe time of an operation to the life of a patient. Men Man’ Is Sermon Topic Even lightened nature of the God's creating will be exSunday at Christian Scinch services. Tions from the Bible in the Sermon on the subject and Fallen Man” will inthese verses from ans (5): “Be ye therefollowers of God, as dear : . . . For ye were somedarkness, but now are ye the Lord: walk as chillight.” Celebrate Golden Wedding Anniversary in Anaheim Mr. and Mrs. Albert O. Nelson, descendents of early Colonists CELEBRATE GOLDEN WEDDING ANNIVERSARY IN ANAHEIM Mr. and Mrs. Albert O. Nelson, descendents of early Colonists Colony Couple Celebrates 50th Wedding Anniversary Strains of the "Anniversary Waltz" still lingered in the air as Albert O. Nelson embraced his bride of 50 years and gazed fondly at the beaming faces of his family surrounding him. Scene was the Palms Hotel Dining Room Friday night when 35 offspring of the Nelson family gathered together to pay tribute to Mom and Dad on their 50th Wedding Anniversary. Colony Descendents Descendents of original settlers of Anaheim, Mr. and Mrs. Nelson resided in the Colony City until Local Choir To Be In Presentation The Anaheim First Presbyterian Church choir under the direction of Jacque Norman will be among the area choirs to take part in the presentation of Handel's "Messiah" in Chapman College auditorium Sunday, Dec. 2, at 4 p.m., according to Paul Archiply, president of the Orange County Choral Conductors Guild. Area rehearsals will be held throughout the county by larger church choirs and any qualified singers who wish to participate may attend the November rehearsals of these groups in order to prepare for the combined rehearsals which will be held Nov. about five years ago when they moved to their home at 726 W. Wilson, Costa Mesa. Mrs. Nelson is the former Miss Gertrude Mauerhan, whose father, C. J. Mauerhan, was the first fire truck driver in Anaheim. Born in 1893 in Santa Ana, Mrs. Nelson attended school in Anaheim. Her husband, Albert, was born in San Bernardino in 1892 and attended school at Garden Grove. Married in 1912 The couple met, and were married in Santa Ana in 1912. A grand total of 52 offspring were realized from their "most happy and rewarding marriage." Of these, there are nine great-grandchildren, 34 grandchildren the Golden State of California and nine children. All of them make their home in though they are scattered from San Francisco to San Diego. New BIOLA Building Named Costing more than $225,000, Myers Hall, key structure of the Talbot Theological Seminary, La Mirada, California, has been dedicated by Dr. Louis T. Talbot, chancellor of the Bible Institute of Los Angeles, Inc., in whose honor the school was named. The two-story structure is named in honor of Mrs. Nancy Only one family still remains Anaheim. They are Mr. and Mrs. James Rice of 613 Barnett and their three children. Mr. Nelson told the Gazette that his fondest wish was to have his family together at the same time. A House Full "I sure would have a house then, wouldn't I," he asked. The Nelson children are listed as Malcom, Lawrence, and Rert of Costa Mesa; Mrs. Norm Nogle, also of Costa Mesa; Mr Ed Jackson of Orange, Mrs. Falk of Alto Loma, Mrs. Jo Gardinia of San Francisco, Mrs. James Rice of Anaheim and James Nelson of Elsinor. The Nelons recalled their happy days in Anaheim. "We lived on a pretty good parcel of land at East St., at Ball Rd.," Mr. Nelson stated "and guess we would still have been there if the city had grown so fast." City Constable Nelson remembered the ea days of the "Roaring 20's" when he served the city of Anaheim a constable. "It has indeed been a full and happy life," Mrs. Nelson stated as they departed the Palms and headed for the home of the daughter and son-in-law, Jam Rice, in Anaheim where they took a huge anniversary ca Sh Women Old Meet Sunningdale chapter, iss of the British Empire ornia, cordially invites of British birth, ancestry of Britishers to attend meeting, Thursday, Nov. 15, clock in the Odd Fellows 325 West Center, Anathe business session, Mrs. Chapple of Pasadena, manizing secretary, will privately conducted Windsor Castle. Tea will be led by Mmes. Elbert O. Albert S. Worley, Charles and Charles J. Ramsey. Area rehearsals will be held throughout the county by larger church choirs and any qualified singers who wish to participate may attend the November rehearsals of these groups in order to prepare for the combined rehearsals which will be held Nov. 24 at 7:30 p.m. in the Orange First Methodist Church and in the Chapman College auditorium Dec. 1. All choral conductors of the county are invited to attend the meeting of the Choral Conductors Guild to be held 7:30 p.m. Nov. 10 in the Santa Ana First Methodist Church at which time a program of new anthems will be heard and all facets of the Messiah program discussed. Building Named Costing more than $225,000, Myers Hall, key structure of the Talbot Theological Seminary, La Mirada, California, has been dedicated by Dr. Louis T. Talbot, chancellor of the Bible Institute of Los Angeles, Inc., in whose honor the school was named. The two-story structure is named in honor of Mrs. Nancy Meyers Nauman, daughter of Dr. and Mrs. Ray A. Myers. Mr. Myers is head of Myers Brothers Construction Company and Chairman of the Board of Directors of the more than half-century old Bible Institute. Miss Margaret Kilmer, formerly housemother of Biola College's Lyman Stewart Hall, has been selected as assistant to the associate dean of students, according to Dr. James H. Christian, dean of the La Mirada school. Miss Kilmer received her B. A. from Western Reserve University, and formerly studied at the Philadelphia College of the Bible. Foursquare Church Lists Services The Rev. George Gimble will speak on Noah's Ark at the evangelistic service at Foursquare Church, 1325 W. Broadway, at 7 o'clock Sunday evening. The service will be preceded by the Youth Crusaders and Cadets meeting at 6 o'clock. Sunday school is held at 9:45 a.m. and Communion service is at 11 a.m. Bible study and choir practice will be held Wednesday at 7 p.m. Thursday the Women's Auxiliary of the VFW will meet at 7:30 p.m. Hi-D-Ho Sets Class A beginner's class in squardancing will open Nov. 13 at MwCyaity Women's Club, Bolton and Monroe, sponsored by the Hi-D-Ho Square Dance Club. La ry Brockett will be instructed Class will be held from 7:30 10:30 p.m. and will be open three weeks for registration. ZION LUTHERAN CHURCH 118 N. Emily • KE 5-3483 Anaheim Rev. Mathias West Anaheim Baptist Church 9501 West Cerritos Ave. West Anaheim a.m. Sunday School Evening 7:00 p.m. a.m. Sunday Service Reverend Taylor GREEK ORTHODOX CHURCH Temporary Quarters at Seventh Day Adventist Church) 1206 NINTH ST. Den Grove Rev. Vakalakis Society - Clubs - Churches TELEPHONE PR 2-1800 Senior Ebell Club Will Honor Juniors Ebell Club Juniors will be honored by the Seniors at the Costa Mesa Women's Club Friday at 10 a.m. And Nov. 19 the Juniors will reciprocate and honor the Seniors at the Federation District meeting at the same place. Miss Janet Maryott was guest speaker at the general meeting of the Junior Ebells held yesterday. Her subject was "The World at Your Doorstep; Fact and Fiction." Rita Corey was hostess. The tea committee included Irene Cook, Carol Cross, Nancy Daily, Nancy Dennis, La Ree Dix, Pat Driver, Marjorie Duncan, Mary Dunn and Ann Elms. The Welfare meeting will be held Nov. 13 at 7:45 p.m. in the clubhouse when work for the hear, run, Drive will be done. Hostess will be Deborah MacDonald assisted by Ann Pace, Marge Pleha., Lorraine Peters, Norma Payne, Dorothy Osowski and Barbara Nokes. Drama section will meet Nov. 19 at Mary Thompson's home, 725 N. Clementine. Anthony, hair stylist of House of Anthcry, will present the program. Contract bridge will be played Nov. 20 at 7:45 p.m. at the clubhouse, and Couples bridge is slated for Nov. 23. A dinner dance will be held Dec. 1 at the Tamasha Town and Country Club. The Children's Christmas party has been changed to Dec. 15. Members are looking for a Santa Claus or a suit for the event. A day at the races has been planned for Saturday, Dec. 8 at Los Alamitos race track. Husbands and friends are invited. Members are making plans to sponsor the Anaheim Youth Symphony performance this coming January and volunteers are needed to help with invitations, ushering, reception and decoration and decorations. New appointments to chairmenhips are Mrs. Eldon Hauck, as Children’s Film Approved by YFF “Santa Claus”, a film being shown in many local theatres in the greater Los ANngeles area and Orange County, this weekend, was recently screened by the Youth Films Foundation’s Screening Board of Los Angeles and Orange County and found to be an excellent film for children and family. Produced by K. Gordon Murray, Miami, it is a delightful story in brilliant color especially for parents who look for quality entertainment for their children. YFF, Orange, California, an organization which is endeavoring to find ways for the production of more films for children, is working with Mayor Yorty’s Committee on Youth Films. Its major emphasis lies in bringing to the attention of the public the best films available for children and family and encouraging attendance at the local theatre whenever these recommended films are shown. This will be done by chapters of YFF throughout the country. Begonia Group Slates Dinner The Grange Hall, Century Blvd. and Taft St. Garden Grove the meeting date for the Orange County Branch of the American Begonia Society. A 6:30 p.m. potluck dinner with all the Thanks-giving trimmings will precede the meeting. Due to the time change the new starting time of the regular monthly meetings will now be 7:30 p.m. Sylvia Leatherman will be the guest speaker giving a discussion on begonias and ferns. The 1963 slate of officers will also be elected. A begonia plant table will be featured. There is never and admission charge and the public is invited to attend. Beth Sholom Sets Interfaith Luncheon for Nov. 14 in SA The annual interfaith luncheon of Temple Beth Sholom Sisterhood will take place Nov. 14 at Women Student Feted at Tea An informal ‘Get Acquainted Tea’ was held by the Associated Women Student of Orange State College in Fullerton recently. More than 125 women participated at the function, according to Ronald Bristow, associate dean of students, activities and housing. The women were served tea and cookies by AWS President 12:15 p.m. in the social hall of the new temple at Tustin and Fairhaven in Santa Ana. The guest speaker is Clive Hoffman, associate director of media, publicity and youth program of the National Conference of Chritians and Jews of Southern California. Seated at the head table with him will be Rabbi Morton C. Fierman and Mrs. Henry Klipstein, Sisterhood president. Invitations have been sent to the wives of the clergy of Santa Ana-Tustin Council of Churches and the Newport Harbor United Church women. City Constable remembered the early life of the "Roaring 20's" when moved to the city of Aanheim as stable. has indeed been a full and life." Mrs. Nelson stated he departed the Palms and for the home of their mother and son-in-law, James in Anaheim where they par- a huge anniversary cake D-Ho Sets Class beginner's class in square dog will open Nov. 13 at Mid-unity Women's Club, Bolsa Monroe, sponsored by the Lo Square Dance Club. Larockett will be instructor, will be held from 7:30 to 8:m. and will be open three for registration. Feted at Tea An informal 'Get Acquainted Tea' was held by the Associated Women Student of Orange State College in Fullerton recently. More than 125 women participated at the function, according to Ronald Bristow, associate dean of students, activities and housing. The women were served tea and cookies by AWS President Virginia Naylor, vice-president Dorothy Garriti and Suzan Botsford. Future plans and activities such as dances, picnics, and fashion shows were discussed at the AWS gathering. BAGGOTT & TROUTMAN Undertaking One-Fifth Less ANAHEIM MORTUARY "Chapel of the Bells" Don Baggott PR 6-1600 Bill Troutman ST. MICHAEL'S EPISCOPAL CHURCH 311 W. SOUTH ST., ANAHEIM KE 5-4654 — KE 5-2711 SUNDAY WORSHIP—7:30 A.M. Holy Communion 8:45 and 10:00 A.M. Morning Prayer (Holy Communion on third Sunday) 11:15 Morning Prayer (Holy Communion on first Sunday) 7:00 P.M. — EVENSONG CHURCH SCHOOL Classes through 12th grade and adults at 8:45 A.M. 6th grade at 11:15 A.M. beginning Sept. 16. (Child care at all Services) THURSDAY AT 9:45 A.M. Holy Communion followed by "THE LAYING ON OF HANDS" for spiritual healing 10:15 Prayer Study group The Rev. John K. Saville, Rector The Rev. V. John Shankland, assistant