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Newspaper

Independent

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Jun 02, 1964

Page

7

Harbor District JACL names 1964 Miss Harbor chairs

Long Beach Harbor District chapter JACL named Haruo Ichikawa and Allan Kobata cochairmen for the 1964 Miss Harbor prelim judging garden party and Coronation Ball. One winner will represent the local Japanese American community at Nisei Week in Los Angeles. about 409 candidates will meet June 7 for orientation. Garden party June 14 at 2 pm at International Inn Willow Street Long Beach. Coronation Ball June 20 in International Room Lafayette Hotel. Public invited to attend with entertainment exhibits and refreshments.

Long Beach Harbor Los Angeles International Inn Willow St Long Beach Bld Publc International Room Lafayette Hotel

Beachcombers Director Speaks at Alumnae Meeting

Margaret Cook, director of the Beachcombers center for handicapped teens, will address the Long Beach Alumnae of Alpha Xi Delta tonight at 8 o'clock at the home of Mrs. Stanley Johnson 450 Marga Ave. Movies of her work at the center 1114 Retlands Ave will be shown by Mrs. Cook, with Mrs. W Frederick Gladson assisting the hostess.

Margaret Cook Long Beach Alpha Xi Delta Stanley Johnson Marga Ave Retlands Ave Cook W. Frederick G:dlson

Sisterhood to Install New Officers at Temple Israel

Mrs. Dave Stein to be installed president of Temple Israel Sisterhood during Friday 8:20 pm service at 3538 E Third St. New officers include Donald Saltman Henry Ovenstein Howard Ratner Lester Eagle Ernest Wolfe Robert Nevin Irving Weiss Milton Himelstein Martin Michaels A Estin Comart and Janice Siegel with Revan Komaroff and Harold Perlmutter continuing as trustees.

Dave Stein Temple Israel Sisterhood Sisterhood Temple E. Third St

Frightening Tom graft yields Jimson weed poisoned tomatoes

An ill fated graft of a tomato plant onto jimson weed root produced poisonous fruit. Five people fell ill after a meal in Hawkins County Tennessee with visual hallucinations dizziness and throat thirst. A lab test found stramonium in the tomato, and victims recovered after treatment.

Hawkins County Tenn Tennessee Industrial Hygiene Laboratory

Exploring Mind Tricks on Alibis and Smoking Faith

The passage argues that chronic alibiers seek self reassurance rather than deceive others, making alibis a poor defense of self respect. It also notes nonsmokers tend to value respectability, attend church more, and abstain from alcohol, suggesting insights into smoking behavior.

Catholic Mother Voices Birth Control Belief Dilemma

A Catholic mother questions the church stance on birth control amid conflicts between personal conscience and family welfare. The piece presents her struggle to reconcile faith with practical pressures and seeks a clear stance from religious guidance.

University Women Elect Mrs. Kuster

Mrs. Duane H. Kuster to be reinstalled as president of the Long Beach Branch American Association of University Women at a luncheon in the Sunset Room, Pacific Coast Club. Installing officers are Mmes. Francis McCall and Cyn Evan Farrand. Fellowships to three outstanding women scholars will be awarded.

Duane H. Kuster Long Beach American Association of University Women Pacific Coast Club Mmes Francis McCall Cyn Evan Farrand Kuster Mimes Boyd Leckington Harold Danielson Carl H. Macklin Louis Clunk Winston Maltby Marion Tripeny Richard Miller Charles Levity James Posey Conrad Gaiser James Giese John Hancock II Regina Poser

Wives Host Hat Show and Organ Grinders Featured

Petroleum Club wives gather at Linden clubhouse for a James hats fashion show with Evelyn Shaheen Glenda Bates and six others modeling. Billie Carey to present hat insights. Organ Grinders, a non professional group, perform informal concerts. Occidental College honors include Judith Arndt Wayne Westling and Jack McGuire recognized for scholastic and artistic achievement.

Petroleum Club Linden Leslie James Evelyn Thomas Shaheen Glenda Earl Bates Marzjorie Bernard Quinn Marilyn Augsburger Valerie Rober Gagnon Walter Scott Irene Robert Ziebarth James

Pocahontas Party Honoring Former Leader

A surprise party was held in Huntington Park at 5245 E Carson St by Minnedosa Council 250 for Margaret Mooney, past great Pocahontas of California. Guests included Mooney’s daughter Lois Chives of San Pedro and her granddaughters Vici and Penny.

Margaret Mooney State of California Minnedosa Council Huntington Park Bess Beddorie Order Minnedosa Carson St

West Coast Hemlock Adorns Custom Kitchen Design

Architects praise west coast hemlock as ideal for custom kitchens citing beauty warmth and charm as prerequisites. The wood’s natural textures and tonal range attract designers seeking durable elegant finishes for upscale homes and renovations.

Newlyweds to Reside in Colorado after Santa Barbara Wedding

Newly married Frances E Knorr and Theodore W Lamoreaux will reside in Rocky Mountain National Park Estes Park Colorado. They wed Saturday at St Timothy s Lutheran Church in an afternoon ceremony. The bride wore lace and net over satin with white roses and lilies of the valley. Maid of honor was Shirley Knorr and best man Karl Alexander. Other bridal party members included Mrs Terry Degenhart Rosalie and Robert Knorr and Michael Bailey. The bride is a Lakewood High School graduate and attended Long Beach City College. The groom graduated from Colorado State College and is a Mason member of Phi Epsilon Phi. Parents are Mr and Mrs Robert V Knorr and the late Mr and Mrs Glenn Lamoreaur.

Rocky Mountain National Park Estes Park Colo Theodore W. Lamoreaux Frances E. Knorr Santa Barbara St Timothy’s Lutheran Church Shirley Knorr Karl Alexander Terry Degenhart Rosalie Robert G. Knorr Michael Bailey Lamoreaux Lakewood High School Long Beach City College Colorado State College Sigma Chi Phi Epsilon Phi Robert V. Knorr Glenn Lamoreaur

Miss Segal Weds David Urstein at Temple Sinai West LA

Eleanor Segal and David Urstein wed Sunday at Temple Sinai in West Los Angeles. Parents are Marvin Segal of Long Beach and Cantor Carl Urstein of Los Angeles. Bride wore Italian silk linen belled sheath with Venise lace and seed pearls.

Marian McClaughry Linda Balmagia Michael Asher Barry Schway Lee Schultz

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