BPWC State Convention At Coronado Draws Wide Attendance
Coronado hosts the BPWC state convention with over 850 attendees. Carol Fifield aids registration. a workshop on needs of Korean women spurs $55 raised for school supplies and domestic science equipment. Delegates hear reports, install Leicester Fulwider as president, and consider aiding foreign businesswomen. Delegates appeal to Gov. Warren to repeal Article 25 and authorize a small business clinic at the State Fair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence Brown
Thern
Mary Ellen
Los Angeles
Rkshop
California
Korea
Coronado
Ayor
George Neal
Chamber of Erce
Elwood T. Bailey
San Diego
Brown entertains PWC Group at her home
Mrs Florence Brown hosts a convention reception for Business and Professional Women’s Club members. Attendees include Mrs Maud Le of New Mexico Miss Ethel Jone of San Francisco Mrs Steidel of Oakland Mrs Kath Maloney of San Francisco and Carol Fifield of the Colorado Club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence Brown
Business and Professional ’S Club
Maudle
New Mexico
Ethel Jone
San Francisco
Steidel
Oakland
Kathe Maloney
Carol Fifield
Ronado Club
Vernetti to Speak on Socialized Medicine at Soroptimist Meeting
James P. Vernetti will address the Soroptimist Club on Socialized Medicine As It Affects The American Family. The talk is scheduled for Friday May 27 at La Aven Cafe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James P. Vernetti
la Aven. Cafe
Mrs Challacombe Takes Over Red Cross Motor Corps Chair
The Coronado Red Cross announces a change in Motor Corps leadership with Mrs. Arthur D. Challacombe replacing Mrs. William L. Phillips. Ten drivers are listed and volunteers are urged as many will be away on summer trips.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coronado
American Red Cross
Motor Corps
William L. Phillips
Arthur D. Challacombe
Mmes. G. K. Adams
J. D. Arnold
J. Williams
William C. Hamby
C. C. Woodworth
A. A. Cumberledge
C. Hubbell
BE. S. Irvine
Red Cross
Standleys to Hold At Home at El Cordova
Admiral William Harrison Standley retired USN and Mrs Standley announce an at home gathering Saturday from 5 to 7 p.m. in the Commissioned Officers Mess North Island with Standley family assisting. They travel June 1 to Washington DC to visit Capt. E W Herron and Mrs Herron and five daughters then move to Radburn New York to stay with Mrs James Hoyt Eve lyn Standley and Mr Hoyt and two children, planning six weeks away.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Harrison Standley
USN
E. W. Herron
O Connell and Siegel Honor Dinner at Naval Station
Capt. R S Lamb USN commanding receiving station at Naval Air Station hosts a June 4 dinner in honor of Capt. John T O Connell MC USN and Mrs. O Connell and Capt. Arthur Siegel DC USN and Mrs. Siegel. O Connell to command Naval Hospital Quantico and Siegel transferred to Naval Training Center. Cocktails at the Lamb residence then dinner at the Commissioned Officers Mess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. S. Lamb
USN
Naval Air Station
Naval Training Center
Lamb's Quarters
Naval Station Commissioned Officers
Engagement of Jane Elizabeth Jessop to Richard Hage Lynch
Mr. and Mrs. Alonzo Jessop announce the engagement of their daughter Jane Elizabeth Jessop to Richard Hage Lynch son of Mrs. Leonard A Ellig and grandson of Mrs. Willard B Hage. No wedding date set. The couple’s families host a high tea Sunday 5 to 7 pm at the Jessop home for about 50 guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alonzo ‘de Jessop
Jane Elizabeth Jessop
Richard Hage Lynch
Leonard A. Ellig
Willard B. Hage
Miss Jessop
Scripps College
San Diego State
Chi Theta Sorority
Junior League of
San Diego
Lynch
State
Epsilon Eta
University of Southern California
Kappa Alpha Fraternity
Cuyamaca Club
Hage, Stitt
Jessop
Ivansevic-Melville Exchange Vows On May 8
Miss Zora Ivansevic and Lt. Robert E. Melville wed at North Island Chapel at 4 00 PM with Comdr. Spencer and Mrs. Spencer attending. Bride wore white satin with seed pearl train and orchids. maid of honor Lt. Frances Anderson USN wore green organdy and carried orchids. Groom’s parents flew from San Francisco for the ceremony and reception in the Commissioned Officers’ Mess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward C. Spencer
USN
Frances Anderson
Nc) Usn
Bremerton
New Arrival Comdr Arnold and family arrive at Glorietta
Commander J. H. Arnold USN and Mrs Arnold with children have arrived from Texas and are staying on Glorietta. The family is noted as new arrivals in the area seeking accommodation and community welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Comdr
J. H. Arnold
USN
Jarrett T. Lake, Jr
Mrs. Lake
Hawaii
VFW Auxiliary Sale Buddies Poppies Benefit Local Veterans
Gen Henry D Styer Auxiliary VFW begins Buddy Poppy sales Thursday through Saturday to aid widows orphans homes and welfare work. A May 26 meeting at 7 30 p m led by President Ann Reading followed readings of officer installations. National President Murphy visited San Diego and spoke of her France Germany trip and urged vigilance against communist influence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
VFW
Eeag
Gen
Henry D. Styler
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Veterans’ Hospitals
Henry D. Styer
Ann Reading
Sister Reading
W. F.W. Auxiliary County Council
Helen Murphy
Union
N.J
San Diego
Chi Chi Club
Reading
Mary Wilson
Marie Edwards
Edith Quinn
Lu Stodghill
Peggy Schneider
Murphy
France
Germany
America
Europe
United States
Library Story Hour Set For May 26 At Library Park
Mrs Richard Whitmore returns to Library Park Clubhouse Thursday afternoon May 26 at four o'clock to tell stories and lead playful noises that delighted families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Library Story Hour
Richard Whitmore
Library Park
C.L
New Arrivals in Coronado Welcome to the Crown City
Lt Bryan W Franks and Mrs Franks arrive from Memphis and take a home on Olive. Maj Charles L Watson and Mrs Watson reside on G. Lt John Arden Wilson and Mrs Wilson move from Naval Air Station to Chateau Apartments. Lt Comdr John H Hitchcock and family join from Newport and Japan, living on A. Lt Comdr Russell W Gash and family reside on Orange. Lt Comdr BE L Dashiell and family arrive from Virginia and China, living on J. Lt Comdr F B Clarke and family return from Mare Island to Alameda. Lt Comdr D W Cooper and family arrive from Pearl Harbor, living on Glorietta. Comdr E W Wedell, Mrs Wedell and family from Guam at B. O. Horton. W W McDaniel return from Tucson to Mullinix. Harlan C Nelson and family from Pearl Harbor reside on Third. Norman K King and family from Port Hueneme on Mullinix. EB Wallace and family move from Seattle to First. Ralph S Schmidt and Mrs Schmidt move from San Diego to Mullinix. Capt Leonard Branneman and family arrive from Florida, living on I Avenue.
New Arrivals Mrs Sallada And Mrs Hoskins
Mrs Sallada and Mrs Hoskins arrive at North Island to join high ranking Navy leaders. Harold B Sallada and son sail from Pearl Harbor, while their other son William trains as a Naval aviation cadet in Pensacola. Mrs Hoskins plans to sail with two children on June 9.
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Harold B. Sallada
Pearl Harbor
Adm
Sallada
Air Forces
Pacific
North Island
William
Pensacola
Fla
J. M. Ioskins
Adm. Hoskins
USN
Renfo
Sue
John M. Jr
Hoskins
Frank Raysbrook
Naval Air Station
Raysbrook
Raysbrooks
Charles
Randy
Los Angeles
Princess Conchita Pignatelli
Mrs Styer Plans June Annapolis Visit for Grandson Funeral
Mrs Henry D Styer and Mrs Esther Hagstrom flew to Washington DC to attend the graduation of James Hurst at the U S Naval Academy. Capt Adrian M Hurst and Mrs Hurst, en route to visit Mrs Emma Clay in Lima Ohio, will not return to Coronado as the Captain is ordered to Norfolk Virginia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry D. Styer
Esther Hagstrom
Washington, D.C
Socially Speaking By Fran Highlights Brides and Local Arts
Prospective brides Jeannette Dougherty and Nancy Gladden head lists for August and June weddings at Christ Episcopal Church and Naval Air Station Chapel. Twin boys' sixth birthday celebrated with a large party. Local theater and music notes praise Coronado Players Animal Kingdom and Globe rain scenes, with Dvorak Quintette May 15 success and upcoming concerts.
Woman's Club Plans Garden Field Trip to Fallbrook
The Garden Section of the Coronado Woman's Club plans a day trip Thursday June 2 to Schirmer's or gardens in Fallbrook. Members should meet at the park across from the library at 9:30 a.m. and bring lunch. those needing transportation should contact Mrs. J. T. Talbert at 506 First.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coronado
Woman's Club
Schirmer's
Monroes Visit Jacksons Here
Vice Admiral William R Monroe and Mrs Monroe will visit Brig Gen Gilder D Jackson and Mrs Jackson at Huntington Hotel Pasadena. A dinner party in their home will honor the guests Friday evening. Rear Admiral Wilder D Baker and Mrs Baker will host a luncheon Sunday at Naval Air Station quarters as a courtesy event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Robert Monroe
USN
Monroe
Huntington Hotel
Pasadena
Gilder D. Jackson
USMC
Generals Moses and Sherman Toast Annual Birthday Dinner
Maj. Gen. Moses hosts a supper party celebrating the birthday anniversaries of Adm. Frederick C. Sherman USN ret and Maj. Gen. Emile P. Moses USMC ret at the Sherman residence in Pt. Loma on Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adm
Frederick C. Sherman
USN
Emile P. Moses
USMC
Jubilee Ball to Aid Cerebral Palsy Center
Palsy Foundation hosts Jubilee Ball with Willie Welch's orchestra May 28 at Mission Beach Ballroom. Proceeds fund Cerebral Palsy Training Center activities to offer coordinated therapy for each child. Dancing from 9 to 1, tickets two dollars per couple via Compass office The Bookworm or Mrs. Kenneth Hanson Adela.
Bishop Bloy to Confirm 20 at Christ Church Coronado
The Right Reverend Bloy Bishop of Los Angeles will administer Confirmation at Christ Episcopal Church Coronado at 11 o'clock next Sunday. Twenty candidates are presented by Rev H O Nash Rector. A buffet luncheon will follow the service hosted by the Woman's Auxiliary and Junior Woman's Auxiliary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Episcopal Church
Alds
Bloy
Los Angeles
Christ Episcopal Church
H. O. Nash
Coronado
Spice Islands Vinegar adds tang to salads at Douglas Fine Food Shop
Spice Islands Vinegars offer red wine varieties flavored with tarra gon garlic eschalot and plain and white wine with basil. Ideal for sauces and dressings, the herb and spice line elevates dishes. Available at Douglas Fine Food Shop 1350 Orange Avenue.
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Spice Islands
Douglas Fine Food
Orange Avenue
Epicures
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BPWC
California Federation of the Organiza
Mr. Vernetti
O’connells
Siegles
Hono
Henley
Meadow Rose
Jane Jessop
Ivansevic
Melvlle
Crown City
Ray Baker
Bryan W. Franks
Mrs. Franks
Memphis, Tenn
Olive
Charles L. Watson
USA
Mrs. Watson
John Arden Wilson
Wilson
Chateau Apartments
John H. Hitchcock
Russell W. Gash
Mrs. Gash
Orange
BE. L. Dashiell
Dashiell
Virginia
China
F. B. Clarke
D. W. Cooper
E. W. Wedell
O. L. Horton
Mrs. Horton
Honolulu
Mullinnix
W. W. McDaniel
Tucson
Arizona
Harlan C. Nelson
Mrs. Nelson
Third
Norman K. King
Mrs. King
Port Hueneme
R. EB. Wallace
Lace
Seattle
First
Ralph 8. Schmidt
Mrs. Schmidt
Beene
Leonard Branneman
William L. Barkin
Optometrist
Mrs. Hoskins
Fran
Jeannette Dougherty
John Willard Vann
Vann
Samuel Marshall
Nancy Gladden
Hayes Ashton Dorr
Naval Air Station ‘Chapel
Charles Lucchesi
San Mateo
Gladys Gladden
Dorothy Hazell
Richard
Robert
E. A. Rumney
Pamela Roddy
Martha Ensey
Tommie Jean Stewart
Judy Albright
Karin Buzzard
Robert Gray
Billy Miller
Kent Crawford
Rodger Lawrence
Mike Lawrence
Animal Kingdom
Donna Woodruff
Daisy Sage
Elinor Canedy
Vernetti
William A. Humphreys
Regan
William A. Roach
Tom Collier
P.S
Compass
the Globe
Helen Giovanazzi
Bill Thompson
Andy Anderson
Zelda Schumann Heink
Ken Duncan
Virginia Wingert
Jack Mosher
Bohemia
Dvorak
Walter W. Boutelle
R. J. Wilim
Lewis G. Hunter
Florence Wetzell
Victoria Bettencourt
Woman’s Club
Maj
Moses
Mrs.Sherman
Pt.Loma
Call Henley
Hotel del Coronado
Mississippi
Ken Keeney
Gayne Kinsey
Colony Club
Griff Williams
Henry King
Diane
Minnie
Blairware Shop
Tenth Street
Sanderson’s
C Avenue
Hanes
Denier
Four Gulls
First Street
Elsabe
Helen
Aoms
Naomi
Crown Shops
Ballard & Brockett’s
C Ave
Coronado Travel Bureau
Orange Ave
Loma Ave
Wright Therapy Studio
Eighth Street
Pat Tammany
Elliotts
Kodak
Kippy’s
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