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Newspaper

Independent

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

May 20, 1957

Page

10

Mrs Lake Will Guide Sandlarks in Long Beach Guild

Mrs George Lake was elected president of the Sandlarks Long Beach Guild of the Children's Home Society at a recent meeting in the home of Mrs Edgar Craigo. Officers for the coming year include Mines Dan Farnham vice president Robert Peek recording secretary Jack Marah corresponding secretary Harvey A. White treasurer Howard Jones parliamentarian and Fred Lehman past president. The Sandlarks support adoptive homes for children of all races and creeds and donate funds to the Children’s Home Society, with additional help from the local Community Chest.

George Lake Sandelarks Long Boacy Guild Children’s Home Society Edgar Craigo Sandlarka Children's Home Society Voyis Reus

Emblem Club to Honor Officers at 11th Birthday Dinner

Emblem Club of Long Beach will honor California Supreme Officers and State Officers at its 11th birthday dinner at the Lafayette Hotel Wednesday at 6 30 p m Paat president Mrs John O Connor is chairman and Mrs Lester Harnett is co chairman

Long Beach Emblem Club California Supreme Lafayette Hotel Paat John O'Connell Mra Lester Harnett

Twelve fortunate trends of Mia hostesses luncheon

A birthday luncheon at Mia’s home featured lavender and purple decor and bisque angel figurines as zodiac symbols for each guest. Attendees included Mmea Harry Hooper Ed Zumwalt J Grumman Sepulveda Mra Weymouth Ira Lambert Charles Bolater V Davis and others from Los Angeles Glendale Beverly Hills Downey and Long Beach in a cordial, social gathering.

Mia Floyd York Staalde Favora Angel Figuerines Mmea Harry Hooper Ed Zumwalt J. Grumman Sepulveda Mra W. E

Napleathene Installation At Hawaiian Restaurant May 28

Napleathene Toastmaatress Club will install officers at a meeting at the Hawaiian Restaurant May 28 including Catherine Cobb president Phyllia McClure vice president Joan Harmon recording secretary Helen Bottles treasurer Dede Roche club representatives Vivian Hudson alternate Officers were elected at a work luncheon at LaVerne Butcher's home 136 Venetia Dr Esther Murdock named delegate to the Regional Conference in Phoenix Arizona May 25 26 Mary Ishmael toaster mistress introduced speakers.

Napleaethene Toastmaatress Club Catherine Cobb Phyllia McClure Joan Harmon Helen Bottles Dede Roche Vivian Hudson Work Lance LaVerne Butcher Venetia Esther Murdock Phoenix Ariz Mary Ishmael

Long Beach Panhellenic Plans Senior Tea Event

Long Beach City Panhellenic will meet Wednesday for a noon luncheon at the home of Mrs J Marvin K Paup 244 Belmont Ave with Mrs R W McFadden as co chair. Pin replicas will be displayed by individual groups at the senior tea to be given to Mr Augustus H Hartman who will oversee the tea at Long Beach City College on June 1.

Long Beach City Panhellenic J. Marvin K Paup Belmont l Ave R. W. McFadden Augustus H. Hartman Long Beach City College

Aralian facial treatment promises skin firming and youth

An advertisement touts Aralian by Marie Earle as a two type facial cream claimed to lift firm, brighten, and smooth the face in minutes daily. It pledges rapid results, reduced wrinkles, and rejuvenated skin tone, with pricing options and the promise of visible changes within a short period.

Atalian Marie Earle Aralian Ace Marle Earle

Mrs Brucks to Take Helm as Beta Sigma Phi President

Mrs Brucks of 107% Wing Ave will be installed as president of XI Alpha Kappa Chapter Beta Sigma Phi in a ceremony Wednesday evening at the home of Mrs Ariel Blumberg 32 Lam Lindas My a. Brucks has nine years as a member and served last year as vice president and extension officer. Other new officers include Mrs J Anne Christinsen vice president and historian Misa Wilma Wright recording secretary Mrs A W Anderson corresponding secretary Mrs Robert Crum treasurer Ardel Blumberg city council representative.

William Brucks Wing Ave XI Alpha Kappa Chapter Beta Sigma Phi Ariel Blumberg la Linda Rs Mya

Peron Tells of a High School Club and a Young Fan

A narrator recounts her time with the Union of High School Students a new Peron backed club at Olivos near Buenos Aires Her encounters with President Juan Peron and Education Minister Mendez San Martin include gifts and lunches detailing the complex dynamic between power and a young admirer The account spans moments from August 1953 through later club activities and demonstrations of influence within the YES program.

Peron Olivos Buenos Aires Armando Mens Noevember Geners Billfelds Ant Eva Ron Mars Mendez San Martin Mendez General Peron

Train Child Early to Be Responsible

A 12 year old, John Henry, brings a teacher note noting limited effort. The father rewrites the lesson and urges early preparation, assigning work within ability to foster achievement. The piece warns of growth pressures, media distractions, and the need for parental guidance to help children meet growing responsibilities.

John Henry Saya Son Easons Apirit Sarcane

Gaviota DAR Elects Regent and Wins Honor Roll

Javiota Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution elected and installed Mrs Charles L Carpenter as regent for the new term. Officers named include Munich Russell M Brougher and others. The chapter joined four nearby DAR groups at the YWCA and earned a place on the national Gold Honor Roll for the fourth consecutive year.

Javiota DAR Los Angeles Indian, Center Mra Charles L. Carpenter YWCA Asl Munich Russell M. Brougher W. H. Gillls Charles C, Ernat B. J. Weller Hardy Wray A. Murray Harry C. Bowen J. W. Bratton Board Mines Arthur 5 Phillipe Wal Ter S Nye Rupert F. McCook John E. Cannon John B Bel Cea Mra Carpenter Gaviota

Card Party Set by Catholic Daughters at Knights Hall

Madge O'Brien chairs a card party for Court Marian No 1669 Catholic Daughters of America at Knights of Columbus Hall 1153 South Street on Wednesday. Games include bridge 500 canasta and pinocle. Members and friends invited.

Court Marian Catholic Daughters of America Pam Knighta of Pythlax

PEO Chapter OF Meeting Set for Tuesday at Foster Home

Unaffiliated PEO members are invited to a Chapter OF gathering at 12 30 pm Tuesday in the home of Mrs J W Foster at 3749% Weaton P and the hostess can be contacted for reservations.

PEO J. W. Foster Weaton

Carnation Club Card Party at Celene Ewers Home

The Carnation Club will sponsor a public card party Wednesday at Celene Ewers home 2010 Oli Ave Luncheon served at noon by Sadie Cramer Effie Berry and the hostess Members and friends are welcome

Carnation Club Celene Ewers Oli Ave Sadie Cramer Effie M. Berry Welccome

Luncheon Meeting Of DBE Chapter Planned

Luncheon of the Luncheon Lord Kitchener Chapter, Daughters of the British Empire, set for 12:30 p m Tuesday at Mrs A J Newtons home 580 E 21st St Cohcateases listed include Mme H H Hackett E J Whitehead and Heartrice Brackenbury

Lord Kitchener Emepire Huncheon A. J. Newton E. 21St St. Cohcateases Mme H. H. Hackett E. J. Whitehead Heartrice Brackenbury

Tlal'so Be Careful to Grade the Work

The note urges caution in grading and encourages ongoing teaching praise and encouragement, emphasizing steady progress and a supportive tone for students and colleagues. It stresses patience and constructive feedback as essential elements of effective instruction.

Your Child and Other People booklet notice

Dr Pairihaw offers a parent guidance booklet titled Your Child and Other People numbered 304. It asks readers to send 25 cents in coin to P O Box 99 Station G New York 18 New York for a copy.

Pairihaw P.O Station G New York 18 N.Y

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