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Newspaper
Independent
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
May 25, 1959
Page
7
The Reciprocity Bureau of Stnct PEO will meet at 10 am Tuesday at the YWCA in Long Beach. A coffee hour precedes the business session led by Mrs. J E Hissom. Chapter 6 members host, with Mrs. N M McGrane sharing Europe experiences. unaffiliated PEOs welcome.
Final meeting of the Agassiz Nature Club will be at 7 30 p m Tuesday in the Robert Louis Stevenson School Auditorium 630 East 6th Street. Installation of officers and an informal program will highlight the evening led by president Mrs Rose E Berry.
A family decorates and furnishes their home for about 337.60 dollars using special window treatments storage and built ins. Refinishing furniture from family and friends covered other needs while saving money and stretching space.
Jessica Daves suggests a July Vogue feature on travelers wear with a live fashion show for staff. The narrator, amid wardrobe planning for Greece Hong Kong Jakarta Paris and Vienna, weighs photography needs and a doctor’s reluctance to publicize medical professionals on a world trip. The doctor plans to improvise wardrobe mid voyage while the narrator seeks self containment and essentials.
Members of the Long Beach Grandmothers Club Charter 138 hosted a 2 percent reciprocity buffet at Linden Hall with presidents Hallie Bridges and Ella Brooks serving. Elizabeth Pease chaired, readings by Bessie Whitiney, and drama by North Long Beach Women's Club directed by Russell Davison and Willan.
Napleathene Toastmistress Club closes May activities with a 7 30 p m dinner at a Hawaiian restaurant after a community room workshop at Bank of Belmont Shore. Esther Mardock elected regional delegate for June 6 and 7 in Santa Barbara. Virginia Glasier praised for an autobiographical icebreaker. Alpha Eta Theta Sigma Phi installs new president Mrs Harris Wilkinson at a Tuesday ceremony at Mrs Albert Sibley’s home. Officers include Mrs Arthur Tweedy vice president and others in attendance.
New officers of Alpha Chi Omega will be installed Tuesday at the home of Mrs. Verne Sutliff 3620 Weston Pl. Co hosts J A Bush Elson Gill and Crgill Grimm will assist in greeting members. Alumni birthdays will be observed during the social hour at 7:30.
Long Beach State College honored graduating seniors at a Sunday buffet hosted by Mrs. Jack K. Rowan. Assisted by Mines, Robert Alcorn, J. E. Jonson-Roche, and Darwin Kendall, honorees included Jean Rosenbaum, Linda Griffiths, Marlene Kenney, Linda Phelps, and Nancy Stevens. President Mrs. William Robinson introduced past president Mrs. Frank Beckner who spoke on Your Alumnae Ability.
Kappa Alpha Theta alumnae chapter of Long Beach will meet Tuesday at 10:30 am at Mrs. A. S. Arnold 1411 Greenbrier Rd for coffee hour and a program. Mrs. Logan Wheatley will speak on the hobby of collecting Pitchers, Not Pictures. Assisting hostesses are the Mines Lauren Connely RL PL Forbes and Herbert A. Judson.
The Woman's Christian Temperance Union will meet Tuesday at 10:30 in the YWCA auditorium. Mrs Clara Fays, president, will lead the session. Florence Lacy, child welfare director, will present the afternoon program. Emma Claypool will report on a Los Angeles rally, Bessie Crookham will give devotions. R Young will review How to Have a Happy Home.
Evelyn Robinson of Long Beach has been elected to the Occidental College Mortar Board chapter. An education major, she is a Sigma Alpha Iota member and a graduate of Long Beach Polytechnic High School.
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