anaheim-gazette 1946-11-14

Joe Bill to Play At Canteen Dec. 7 Joe Bill and his 16-piece orchestra, acclaimed by teen-agers at the local Teen Canteen last Saturday night, will be featured again December 7, Richard Glover, director, disclosed. Recorded dances will be staged each Saturday night with the youth headquarters opening at 7:30 o'clock. HOW YOU WILL BENEFIT BY READING The world's daily newspaper—THE CHRISTIAN SCIENCE MONITOR. You will find yourself one of the best-informed persons in your community on world affairs when you read this world-wide daily newspaper regularly. You will gain fresh, new viewpoints, a fuller, richer understanding of today's vital news—PLUS help from its exclusive features on homemaking, education, business, theater, music, radio, sports. Subscribe now to this special "get-acquainted" offer—5 weeks for $1 (U.S. funds) Listen to The Christian Science Monitor Views the News every Thursday night over the American Broadcasting Company. The Christian Science Publishing Society One, Norway Street, Boston 15, Mass., U.S.A. Enclosed is $1, for which please send me The Christian Science Monitor for 5 weeks (30 issues). Name___ Street___ City___ Zone___ State___ Proving highly successful the ballroom dancing class instructed by Mrs. M. Hargrove, versatile artist city, each Friday night fr to 10:30 o'clock. FJC Sixth Lark Jaycee in State With a total enrollment students, Fullerton Junior boasts of being the sixth two-year junior college fornia. It is exceeded ment only by the large c lor college of Glendale Beach, Los Angeles, Sac and San Francisco. There students from Anaheim 'at A recent survey at FJC that there are 843 veterans rolled and a total of 1,1 students as compared with women students. Of the 30 per cent are residents Fullerton district. Order CHRISTMAS CARDS NOW! Send your greetings to friends and relatives on a smart personalized card. Choose your own design — we imprint CHRISTMAS CARDS NOW! Send your greetings to friends and relatives on a smart personalized card. Choose your own design — we imprint your signature. Place your order now! Anaheim Gazette 259 E. Center Anaheim Phones—2206 and 2207 ```markdown ``` ANAHEIM GAZETTE Proving highly successful are the ballroom dancing classes being instructed by Mrs. Berenice Margrove, versatile artist of this city, each Friday night from 7:30 to 10:30 o'clock. FJC Sixth Largest Jaycee in State With a total enrollment of 1550 students, Fullerton Junior college boasts of being the sixth largest two-year junior college in California. It is exceeded in enrollment only by the large city junior college of Glendale, Long Beach, Los Angeles, Sacramento and San Francisco. There are 293 students from Anaheim attending. A recent survey at FJC reveals that there are 843 veterans enrolled and a total of 1,114 men students as compared with the 436 women students. Of these, only 50 per cent are residents of the fullerton district. Rev. E. P. Boyd Will Preach Sunday at Free Methodist The Rev. E. P. Boyd of Altaena, conference superintendent of the Southern California Conference, will be guest preacher next Sunday, Nov. 17, at the Free Methodist church at Broadway and Clementine streets, this city, according to an announcement by the Rev. James B. Abbott, minister of the local church. Rev. Boyd is one of the leading ministers of his denomination and this service will be of especial interest to the congregation. He served as pastor of three college churches before he was elected to his present office. The guest minister will preach at the 11 a.m. and the 7:30 p.m. services. Special musical numbers will be a marked feature of the day. Mrs. Nella Boyd will be heard in solos at both services. The male trio, composed of Donald Schroff, Nathan Lehman and Ellis Weedon, and the mixed quartet, Mr. and Mrs. Ellis Weedon and Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Harris, will bring the gospel in song. The public is cordially invited to attend these services. J. L. Gillett Dies Tuesday Funeral services will be conducted for J. L. Gillett, 75, at the Hilgenfeld chapel tomorrow morning, Friday, at 10 o'clock, with the Rev. Al Casebeer, pastor of the Church of Christ, officiating. Gillett, a native of Ontario, Canada, but a resident of Anaheim for 33 years, died last Tuesday night at a Los Angeles hospital after a prolonged illness. Previously he had been a plumber in this community for many years. He is survived by his widow, Frankie Belle Gillett of Anaheim; two sons, Paul G. Gillett of Pasadena and Irvin D. Gillett of Anaheim, and four grandchildren He was a member of the Church of LUKENS TEACHES ART IN HAITI Aiding 50 Haiti teachers in solving inflationary prices of dishes, Glen Lukens, former art instructor at Fullerton junior college and now an internationally-known ceramist, just returned from a year of work in Haiti where he taught ceramics to the native instructors. Use of ceramics helped to prevent diseases contracted among the natives who were using unsanitary gourds and unglazed eating utensils. Lukens plans to return to Haiti this spring for several weeks to continue his project. Nazarene Revival Services Here Special revival meetings are now being held by the First Church of the Nazarene of this city under the chairmanship of Rev. Thomas James Crawford. The main speaker is the Rev. William L. MacKeee, a specialist in Sunday school work and a successful pastor of El Monte First Church of the Nazarene. The services, which began last Sunday, will end November 24. Also featured is the golden voice of Rev. Ted Lancaster of Los Angeles, who has directed large choirs throughout the country. The revival meetings are held each night at 7:30 o'clock at the church on Cypress and Claudina. Next Sunday night the renowned Cleveland Colored quintette will give a special program. The group has sung together for 27 years, having presented programs from coast to coast, in England, Ireland, Wales, Scotland and many European countries. The closing day, November 24, will be an All Day Homecoming rally. Theme for all the services, which are free to the public, is "It Can Be Done". WADING WEATHER' HERE! SUNSHINE PERCOLATES DOWN During "wading weather" this week, the still existing rubber He is survived by his widow, Frankie Belle Gillett of Anaheim; two sons, Paul G. Gillett of Pasadena and Irvin D. Gillett of Anaheim, and four grandchildren He was a member of the Church of Christ of this city. Burial will be made in Loma Vista Memorial Park. TO DISCUSS WORLD CONFLICT AT FORUM Next timely lecture at the Anaheim forum, will be a discussion of "The Elements of a Third World War" by Kenfield Morley at the Anaheim Union High school auditorium Monday evening at 7:30 o'clock. Major Marvin Marston spoke on "Nomads of the Tundra" last week. 'WADING WEATHER' HERE! SUNSHINE PERCOLATES DOWN During "wading weather" this week, the still existing rubber shortage was much in evidence as pedestrians emptied liquid sunshine from their shoes at intervals and scurried here and there beneath assorted "head gear", including paper bags, copies of the latest newspapers, wax paper and last year's hats. Several accidents were witnessed as foot travelers attempted fording young rivers which flowed practically from curb to curb despite the city's complex drainage system. Some Mrs. Dick Burdrog, Mrs. Leroy pontoons. HERE ARE THE ● SALVATION ARMY ● GIRL SCOUTS ● BOY SCOUTS ● U S O ● CATHOLIC WELFARE ● Y. M. C. A. ● Y. W. C. A. ● 'TEEN AGE CANTEEN The Wingerts Find Good Hunting Twenty-eight pheasants from Nebraska and South Dakota were merely one item on a menu of culinary delicacies collected during the hunting trip enjoyed by Mr. and Mrs. Nick Wingert and his brother and sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Wingert of Long Beach recently. The quartette left in Ralph's new Pontiac October 17. In addition to the delectable wild fowl, they solved the meat shortage with a 250-pound hog, dressed, and 24 five-pound Rhode Island chickens, also dressed and frozen. Seems the car's chassis scraped the highways on each bump all the way home. If you own a business in Anaheim you can't afford not to advertise in the Gazette. HEAVY SNOW MARKS CANADIAN HUNTING TRIP Now wading in heavy snows at the forest region of Alberta, Canada, is Mrs. Herrold Morris of Fullerton, the former Nancy Howell of this city. With her husband and their friends, Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Mennis of Fullerton, they are staying at the Rocky Mountain house, well known hunting lodge. The group plans to return from their deer hunting trip next week. They left for the north approximately two months ago. October Reports Given to Council Continued from Page 1 Ira B. Hodgkins, veterans administrator, handled 241 interviews during the month of October and 4,084 to date. Eighty-nine of last month's interviews concerned housing, 61 terminal leave pay and 15 for employment. Hodgkins reported last month that 16 of the 36 veterans' housing units were opened by September 21. The balance of 20 additional units were completed during October and are now occupied. The city purchased 63,789,500 gallons of water from the Metropolitan Water District last month and pumped 1,958,400 gallons. Total water pumped and purchased added up to a total of 65,741,900. Water level in the city wells as reported by Vard W. Hannum, city superintendent, was 124 feet and six inches on November 1. Anaheim produced 57,451,600 gallons of sewage during October. Total produced by the Joint Outfall Sewage system amounted to 317,512,200, including Santa Ana's total of 121,292,400. COOKING IS MY JOB AND I LOVE IT—MY FAMILY SAYS "I'M GOOD!" The housewife has the responsibility of the serious business of proper family SAYS "I'M GOOD!" The housewife has the responsibility of the serious business of proper family nutrition—and of making menus attractive for light-hearted eating! Milk comes to the rescue both ways! YELLIS DAIRY Orange Road Phone 2391 Give My Red Feather, Do You? GIVE WHAT YOU CAN GIVE WHAT YOU CAN ARE THE PEOPLE YOU HELP N ARMY TS TS WELFARE SEARLE AERO Industries, Inc. CANTEEN 101 HIGHWAY AND PLACENTIA AVE. — PHONE 8. A. 0461