Taoleon Club presents Woodland Tones at Ebell Club
The Taoleon Club staged its seventh annual fall show themed Woodland Tones at the Ebell Club. Directed by Mrs. Arnel Talbot, the program included Bay Shore Congregational Church choir, Jin Murdock, Ann Bertsch, and Douglas Hood. A sketch by Mrs. J B House highlighted the evening alongside a production titled Woodland Farms. Miss Bertsch received a silver scholarship from Mrs. Tom C Norcross, with various club officers and members participating.
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Taoleon Club
Ebell Club
Arnel Talbot
Bay Shore Congregational Church
Jin Murdock
Ann Bertsch
Douglas Hood
J. B. House
Woodland Farms
Lfe
Harold E. Steward
Bob Galton
David Whittaker
Sharon Canavan
George Williams
Bertsch
Long Beach State College
Tom C. Norcross
Donald Nicholson
Mmes
Albert W. Hood
Roy H. Wolfers
E. FE. Christensen
Marjorie Kinman
George W. Smith
Regents Club Opens Season at Lafayette Hotel Luncheon
Regents Club Daughters of the American Revolution held its first fall meeting and luncheon at the Lafayette Hotel. Mrs. Thomas J. McClendon presided with participation from Mmes Charles Carpenter and Russell Brougher of Gaviota, Mmes Glenn E. Taylor and Robert Clingan of Long Beach, Mrs Charles Tointon of Western Shores, and Mmes C H Shepherd Donald Madsen Los Cerritos, plus Miss Odette Powell and Busan B Anthony among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Regents Club
Daughters of the American Revolution
Lafayette Hotel
Thomas J. McClendon
Mmes
Charles Carpenter
Russell Brougher
Gaviota
Glenn E. Taylor
Robert Clingan
Long Beach
Charles Tointon
Western Shores
C. H Shepherd
Donald Madsen
Los Cerritos
Odette -Powell
Busan B Anthony
Election Meet at Long Beach Violet Society Officers Election
The African Violet Society of Long Beach will hold an election of officers at 1 p.m. Friday at Linden Hall. A bake sale starts at noon before a program on greenhouse growing of African Violets by Mrs. Edmund Sherer. Mrs. Helen Koran will preside.
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African Violet Society of
Long Beach
Linden Hall
Edmund Sherer
Helen Koran
Women on Move in Political Field
Joyce Kent reports Bertha Adkins, a leading Republican figure, says women will grow more effective in politics as they learn campaigning and contribute to campaigns. She emphasizes precinct work, home-focused concerns, and strong communication with voters, noting wives influence candidates and platforms. California leaders draw national attention to 1958 gubernatorial race.
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Joyce Kent
Miss. Bertha Adkins
Republican Party
California Federation of Republican Women
Lafayette
Adkins
Miss Adkins
California
Richard Nixon
William Knowland
Earl Warren
Supreme Court
Kappal
Kappa Gamma
Ucla
Linda Lee Wall
Doris Wall
Stevely Ave
Marilyn
Florida
Railo Florida
Rossmore
Indecision over curtsy at royal visit stirs comments
Miss Ackins addressed a luncheon after a morning session led by Mrs Don Petty of Ventura County who spoke as division president. Other officers named include Mrs Logan Goode Knight of Long Beach first vice president, Mrs Douglas Yarborough of Orange County second vice president, Mrs Ruth Jackson of San Diego third vice president, Mrs Don Kinevey of Los Angeles treasurer and Mrs Norman Courtney of San Bernardino recording secretary.
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Women's Music Club
Eberl Club
William H. Crutcher
Frank Green
Andre V. Giuliani
Rachel Morton
Laura Killingsworth
Betty Kimber
Connie Lu Berg
Lincoln Circle
Abraham. Lincoln
Ladies of the Gar
Veterans Memorial Building
Harvey Wood
Garfield
Carson
Republican National Committee
Miss Bertha Adkins
Butler Brothers
Packard Bell
Butler
Low Boy
Lakewood Elvd
Lakewood Center
THUM
FBI
England
Debers
Romann Meal CO
Tacoma
Southern California Military
Academy
Cherry Avenue
Long
Sonus
Lectrig
P Electig Diskwwa Dishwashers
Glasse
Saosti
Ormola
Electrasol
Moorcy
Otha
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