anaheim-gazette 1943-10-14

Mrs. Neil LeVecke Honored By Shower At P. E. Fluor Home Mrs. P. E. Fluor and Mrs. William R. LeVecke were hostesses at a shower honoring Mrs. J. Neil LeVecke last weekend at the Fluor home, 700 N. Clementine. Mrs. Neil LeVecke and her husband, Lt. LeVecke, who is on detached service at the Victorville Air Field as instructor, recently arrived from Carlsbad, N. M., Lt LeVecke's station. An unusual and appropriate game entertained the guests during the early evening. Mrs. Phil Bastian, Mrs. Jack Hamilton and Mrs. C. Woodrome were prize winners. A pale blue bassinet filled with many lovely gifts was wheeled in front of Mrs. LeVecke, who opened the packages containing the dainty things for baby-to-be. Mrs. C. A. Neighbors Entertains For The Assistance League Active and sustaining members of the Assistance League met for 12:30 luncheon and a business meeting at the home of Mrs. C. A. Neighbors, on Euclid Ave., today. Hostesses were besides Mrs. Neighbors: Mrs. J. Ben Kaulbars, Mrs. Ted Kuchel, Mrs. George Holden, Mrs. Lee Deming, and Mrs. Lotus Louden. Mrs. Glen A. Peck, president, presided over the meeting. Work was done on the lap afghans which are being prepared for the soldiers at Norco hospital. Refreshments were served from a table centered with a large stork which stood in a flat bowl of pom pom blossoms. Individual pastry molds filled with ices, were decorated with a stork topping to carry out the theme of the evening. Guests were: Mrs. K. Sweeney, Mrs. P. Sweeney, Mrs. Thomas Fischer, Mrs. C. Woodrome, Mrs. R. Fowler, Mrs. R. Bowman, Mrs. William Dodge, Mrs. James Starr, Mrs. L. Gallagher, Mrs. P. Bastian, Mrs. E. Bimat, Mrs. A. Oaas, Mrs. J. Hamilton, Mrs. J. Breaux, Mrs. A. Callius, Mrs. Lois Richmond, and the Misses, Marie Robertson, Nell Robertson, Beryl Kennedy, Frances Backs, Margaret Gauer, Patricia Fassel, Lillian Breaux, Virginia Zimmer, Maureen Sweeney, Patricia Sweeney, Evelyn Sweeney, Betty Ross, Betty Lou and Margaret Ann Fluor. HOUSING PROJECTS The Federal Housing Administration has announced that over 8000 private housing units for war workers have been placed under Wedding Of Cpl. and Mr Was Early Autumn Even Cpl and Mrs. Victor Elliott Rowland, whose marriage on September 11 occurred in Laguna Beach, will not establish a home in Anaheim as was their first intention. For Cpl Rowland, formerly of SAAAB and editor of the Cadet, Davis - Hinkle Married Saturday Miss Marion Davis and A/S Richard J. Hinkle were married in an informal ceremony Saturday evening at the White Temple Methodist Church. The Rev. T. L. Burden officiated. Miss Davis recently came to Anaheim and has been working at the Anaheim Lutheran Hospi- For “DUTCH BOY” Paints see us and be better pleased with the results. GIBBS LUMBER Three Retail Yards Anaheim-Fullerton-Placentia DELIVERY OF Building Materials HOUSING PROJECTS The Federal Housing Administration has announced that over 8000 private housing units for war workers have been placed under construction in Southern California during the first nine months of this year. During September alone, a total of 1140 such units were placed under construction in the southland according to W. G. Bingham, district director. IT’S EASY TO LEARN AIRCRAFT CONSTRUCTION AT DOUGLAS LONG BEACH PLANT OR ANAHEIM FEEDER SHOP “On the Job” instruction at regular starting wages makes it possible for unskilled men and women to learn this interesting and profitable aircraft construction work under ideal working conditions. MANY EXCELLENT OPPORTUNITIES FOR SKILLED MEN AND WOMEN INVESTIGATE TODAY (Availability Certificate Required) “4 Hour Victory Shifts For Men And Women At Feeder Shops” “Back The 3rd War Loan Drive” Buy Bonds! Davis - Hinkle Married Saturday Miss Marion Davis and A/S Richard J. Hinkle were married in an informal ceremony Saturday evening at the White Temple Methodist Church. The Rev. T. L. Burden officiated. Miss Davis recently came to Anaheim and has been working at the Anaheim Lutheran Hospital, where she will continue to work for the time, at least. Hinkle is stationed at the Santa Ana Aviation Air Base. A/S and Mrs. Stanley Quimby were attendants. Mrs. Quimby works with Mrs. Hinkle at the hospital. Home Builders Class Elects New Officers Mrs. Ted Payne was elected president of the Home Builders Class of the White Temple Methodist church Monday evening when members of the class met at the home of Mrs. Albert Stokes, 616 S. Helena. Elmer Hamilton is the new vice-president and Mrs. Stokes, retiring president of the group, was elected secretary-treasurer. M. A. Gauer is to be class leader. Twenty-six class members entered into the playing of dominos planned by Mrs. Stokes and Mrs. Melvin Mungerson. Mrs. Albert Cranston and C. E. Rinehart took prizes for high scores. Watkins Products FREE DELIVERY To Your Home (Or Mailed Postpaid) Write or Phone C. V. CHILDS 224 W. Commonwealth Fullerton Phone - Fullerton 653-J (Availability Certificate Required) "4 Hour Victory Shifts For Men And Women At Feeder Shops" "Back The 3rd War Loan Drive" Buy Bonds! Gospel Meeting Evangelist JOE GILMORE, JR. OF WHITTIER Each Evening at 7:30 (EXCEPT MONDAYS) Anaheim Church of Christ Ebell Club Bldg., Helena and Cypress Sts. OCTOBER 17 - 31 L. Arnold Watson Local Minister Congregational Singing under direction of Fr Of Cpl. and Mrs. V. E. Rowland aily Autumn Event In "Our Village" Little of Everything PERSIMMON CROP Mrs. Margaret Ronnberg, food preservation chairman of the Santa Ana Food Production Committee and home service director of the Southern Counties Gas Co., has experimented with various methods of drying persimmons. Many of the 250 acres of persimmons in Orange county are going to waste, it is feared. Mrs. Ronnberg has found that dried persimmons keep well and have a delicious flavor somewhat different than that of the fresh fruit. The fruit can be used in puddings especially well. Either a hot syrup blanche method or a sulphur treatment prepares the fruit for drying. Information on the process can be obtained from the gas company. D. A. R. MEETING Members of the California State Society, Daughters of the American Revolution, will hold their first southern council meeting next Tuesday, Oct. 19, at the Alexandria Hotel, Los Angeles. The American Red Cross work and D. A. R. work in U. S. O. will be discussed. Members who have completed 750 hours or more of accredited war service will be listed in files in Washington and entitled to wear the D.A.R. War Service pins. The meetings will continue throughout the day. OLD AGE AID According to a study of changes in old age assistance cases in California counties, recently made by the California Taxpayer's association, Orange county listed 3197 people for August compared with 3153 for June. Average aid per person went from $36.74 in June to $46.46 in August, with the total cost to the Hinkle Saturday Mons Davis and A/S Hinkle were married final ceremony Saturday at the White Temple Church. The Rev. T. Afficiated. Recently came to Mons has been working withheim Lutheran Hospital he will continue to be time, at least. Hin-ided at the Santa Ana Base. Mrs. Stanley Quimby plants. Mrs. Quimby Mrs. Hinkle at the Builders Class New Officers Payne was elected the Home Builders White Temple Method Monday evening members of the class met of Mrs. Albert Stokes, a. Elmer Hamilton is president and Mrs. being president of the selected secretary- A. Gauer is to be class members en- playing of dominos Mrs. Stokes and Mrs. Ingerson. Mrs. Albert and C. E. Rinehart took high scores. Ebell Club Plans Extensive Bazaar Mrs. Paul Demaree, president of the senior Ebell club, would like to remind members to start preparations for the extensive bazaar planned for November 19. Favorite Recipes Here are two one-egg cake recipes which go easy on other rai-tioned ingredients too. They are both simple and quick to make and prove to be popular with every member of the family. These should be the answer for that problem of something good to put in those lunches we are all packing for school or work. Devil's Food Cake 3 tablespoons of butter (or substitute). 1 Cup sugar. 1 egg. ½ cups flour. ¼ cup cocoa. 1 cup sour milk. 1 teaspoon soda. And a dash of cinnamon and vanilla to taste. White Cake ¼ cup shortening. 1 cup sugar. 1 egg. 1 teaspoon vanilla. 2 cups flour. ½ teaspoon salt. 3 teaspoons baking powder. 1 cup sweet milk. For both cakes: Cream butter and sugar together and add egg. Sift flour and other powder ingredients together and add to batter alternating with milk. Add vanilla. Bake in flat rectangle pan for 40 minutes in a 350 degree oven. We have offered our favorites, why don't you send in some of your specialties that save on rai-tion points? Any kind of dish that you have found to be a favorite at your house—and sign your name so we can tell everyone who to thank for something good. If you haven't gotten around to buying a Second War Loan Bond, stop and think what it would mean to you if our soldiers hadn't gotten round to the fight. OLD AGE AID According to a study of changes in old age assistance cases in California counties, recently made by the California Taxpayer's association, Orange county listed 3197 people for August compared with 3153 for June. Average aid per person went from $36.74 in June to $46.46 in August, with the total cost to the federal, state and county governments jumping from $115,841 for June to $148,533 for August. The county share of the fund, however, decreased from $28,890 to $14,306,it was found. 2500 WACS NEEDED If you want them back, join the WAC" is the slogan which has been adopted by the Women's Army Corps for an intensified campaign now under way to get 70,000 recruits by December 7. Twenty-five hundred of these women must come from Southern California to fill the quota- -100 of them coming from Orange county. Jobs in the Wac are varied, and there are all kinds to be filled. Women who are untrained will be taught trades and be paid while learning. Many going in at this CASUAL AS HER EMCEE ROLE is the favorite costume of CBS actress Mary ("Roma Show") Astor. The brown herringbone jacket, brown skirt and tailored white shirt coordinate one of the mix-and-match suit combinations that form the basis of an efficiently planned wardrobe. Two tone tweed effects bespeak the master craftsmanship which women have developed in the casual suit field during recent seasons. FLUENT FLATTERY UNAFFECTEDLY ROMANTIC is the contrast of sophisticated velvet and naive tulle in the youthful dancing frock of CBS actress Barbara ("Joyce Jordan, M.D.") Barton. Black velvet flowers appliqued on the tulle skirt give delicate detail over a powder blue taffeta slip. If you haven't gotten around to buying a Second War Loan Bond, stop and think what it would mean to you if our soldiers hadn't gotten round to the fight. 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