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Newspaper
Independent
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
May 29, 1959
Page
5
A blanketed classified item offers an opportunity to buy a business. It notes contact by phone for inquiries and mentions a sales pitch followed by the number HE 2 5959. The message is terse and suggests ready buyers should call.
New York bread authorities urge budgeting over impulse buying in a Kiplinger guide excerpt. It offers 34 pages of practical tips from avoiding impulse buys to buying in quantity, planning menus, and using seasonal pricing to stretch the food dollar.
Mrs. Ernest Eddy was installed as chapter president at the Roanoke Colony Chapter event. Officers taking office include Mrs. Frank Young as vice president and a slate of officers: recording secretary Mrs. George Baumgartner, treasurer Mrs. Leo T. Langer, registrar Mrs. Wendell Vancil, chaplain Mrs. John Lyons, librarian Mrs. A. F. Bonzer St., historian Miss Zuma Smith, auditor Mrs. R. M. Brougher, corresponding secretary Mrs. D. M. Liddy, and parliamentarian Mrs. T. W. Arrow smith. Eddy also belongs to Western Shores Chapter of Daughters of the American Revolution and the Order of Eastern Star.
Barbara Bostwick was installed as president of Sigma Chi Nu, Long Beach State College nurses sorority, at the annual dinner meeting Saturday at La Ronde Rue. A school nurse in the Norwalk La Mirada School District, she trained at St Alphonsus Hospital School of Nursing Boise and earned a BS in nursing from BCSC in 1958. During WWII she served in the Army Nurse Corps and is now vice president of California State Nursing Assn District 42 Lakewood.
Long Beach City Panhellenic met at the University Club to discuss the role of sororities in today’s academic world. Mrs Vito Romans and Mrs Earl Marks spoke on sororities as constructive social organizations with duties to inform and assist laymen and educators. A June 7 information tea for about 500 high school girls is planned at Long Beach City College.
The public is invited to a card party hosted by St Anthony's Altar Society at 8 p m Monday in the Catholic Center. Bridge canasta pinochle and 500 will be played. The annual communion breakfast will be June 7 in the Catholic Center after the 8 15 mass. Reservations may be made with Altar Society members outside the church this Sunday.
Mr and Mrs Ray Juergens announce the engagement of their daughter Marilyn to Gary Weaver son of Mr and Mrs Willis Wilson of Atwater and plans for a August wedding. Marilyn is a Lakewood High graduate and City College student. Gary Weaver is a Navy serviceman who attended Fullerton College.
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