Conclave Hosts Zeta Tau Alpha Members and Cerebral Palsy Display
Mrs Mervin K Paup hosts Zeta Tau Alpha group at 244 Bel- with models of equipment for treatment of the handi. Mrs Claire E Pike serves as service chairman and will coordinate with the International Council for Exceptional Children during their 33rd annual convention April 12 to 16. Local group supports national service project and Cerebral Palsy Equipment Manual display at the convent.
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T. V. Inwood
Benjamin F. Tucker Clinic
Bill Jay Wagner
Joseph P. Mulcahy
Zeta Tau Alpha Alumnae
National Society For Crippled Children and Adults
Mervin K. Paup
Bel
Mont Ave
Zeta Tatt Alpha
Joseph’ Manning
Elizabeth Ziegler
Claire E. Pike
International Council For Exceptional Children
National Society For Crippled Children and Adults, Inc
Flower Show Preview by Second Presbyterian Women
The Women’s Association of Second Presbyterian Church Long Beach plans its regular meeting Thursday with a morning business session led by president Mrs Charles Grant. A noon luncheon by the Friendship Circle precedes the annual flower show, with members expected to display blossoms and arrangements and ribbon awards in several classes under Mrs Leonard Lockridge’s program guidance.
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Women's Association of
Second Presbyterian Church
Long Beach
Charles Grant
Friendship Circle
Leonard Lockridge
Sigma Kappa Mothers Club Forms at Long Beach Campus
The Sigma Kappa Gamma Theta chapter mothers club organized at Long Beach College during a meeting at Mrs. C. J. Lee's home. Mrs. Edward Douglas Jr. presided, electing officers headed by Mrs. C. D. Lee as president. Other officers include Mrs. William Koutinis as vice president and Mrs. Louis F. Edes as treasurer. A telephone committee was formed, inviting all local Sigma Kappa mothers to join. The next meeting is set for April 26 at Mrs. Lewis F. Eges's home.
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Long Beach
Mothers of Gamma Theta
Sigma Kappa
C. J. Lee
Theresa Ave
Edward Douglas Jr
Douglas
Alex F. J. Hansen
Gamma Theta Chapter
C. d. Lee
William Koutinis
Harry F. Dson
Louis F. Edes
Mmes
Henry Lugert
Clarence McGinn
Harold C. Bellows
Lewis F. Eges
Eli Jarcin
Music review by Women’s Music Club meets Friday
The study section of Women’s Music Club will gather Friday at 11 a.m. in Municipal Art Center to present Come to the Fair a review of American musical interest through festivals and fairs led by Mrs. William F. Cereghino and Mrs. Alice Durham chairing. An open forum will follow and a bouillon hour at noon will be hosted by Mrs James H. Payton. All members and guests invited.
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Woman's Music Club
Municipal Art Center
William F. Cereghino
Alice Durham
James H. Payton
Famous Boys Choir Presents Easter Program
Eight members of the Mitchell Choirboys performed an Easter program for Ethel Club with a white calla lily cross stage decor. The program divided into three sections Faith secular and sacred songs, including Malotte The Lord's Prayer and a Greek liturgy. Director Bob Mitchell, noted for his influence on liturgical music, led the performance and piano accompaniment. The choir has a long Hollywood history with over 1000 broadcasts, collaborations with stars, and a Bing Crosby appearance.
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Ruth Reece
Pregs-Telegram Club
Mitchell
Ethel Club
SS Ateae Sree Jboys
Itheir
Malotte
Bob Mitchell
Jfobemaet
United States
Ie I
KMTR
St. Brendan’s
St. Brendan's
Hollywood
Bing Crosby
Mitchell Choirsboys
Joseph M. Striegel
Ewell
James Bryan Murray
Pair Wed in Chapel Rite
Barbara Joan Wood and Homer Coppage wed in Garden Wedding Chapel in a double ring ceremony. Barbara wore white lace with pale blue accessories and carried an orchid corsage. attendees included Mary Carver and Richard Goforth. The Rev. Alfred Storrick officiated. couple to reside in Longe Beach after Las Vegas and Kingman celebrations.
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Barbara Joan Wood
Homer
Coppage
Garden Wedding
E’lane Wood
Faculty Ave
Jack E. Wood
Kingman
Anna
D. G. Green
Alfred O. Storrick
Mary Carver
Richard Goforth
Charles Degele
Robert] Raines
Geanne Andrews
Las Vegas
Nev
Ariz
Longe Beech
Wilson Igh School
Homer L. Coppage
Roswell Ave
Miss Kirsch Feted Before Hawaii Wedding Plans
Miss Joanne Kirsch, bound for Hawaii for a mid April wedding to Le land Bowers in the Coast Guard, was honored with a surprise bridal shower at 4633 Blackthorn Avenue Lakewood Village. Guests enjoyed tropical decor, pineapple treats, and a Hawaii themed party. A second dinner at Hody's Restaurant with coworkers followed, presenting a group gift to the bride to be.
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Hawaii
Joanne Kirsch
Joan Moriarty
Blacksthome Ave
Lakewood Village
Leland Bowers
U. S. Coast Guard
Miss Moriarty
R. E. Moriarty
Susan
WCC Announces Federation Program
The Woman's City Club hosts an April federation program with Mrs. M. F. Rhodes in charge. A handicraft workshop led by Mrs. Marble Wells will be listed by Mrs. James F. Manning. Noon luncheon overseen by Mrs. Mary Whitehead. Business session 1:30 p.m. presided by Mrs. L. H. Jarnagin. Music by Mrs. Myranna Coon. Rebekah Lodge No. 275 hosts Friendship Night and official visit by Celine E. J Ewers tonight at 728 Elm Ave.
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Federation
Woman's City Club
M. F. Rhodes
Marble Wells District
James F. Manning
Mary Whitehead
L. H. Jarnagin
Myranna Coon
Dal Mat Rebekah Lodge
Celine E. J Ewers
At & P.m
Elm Ave
Amwets Auxiliary No 13 Meeting Notice
Amwets Auxiliary No 13 announces a business meeting on Wednesday at p.m. in the Veterans Memorial Building seeking members to attend and participate in scheduled items.
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Memorial
Honeymoon in Nevada wedding for two Excelsior grads
Two Excelsior High School graduates, Marilyn Skinner and Jack E. Fuller, wed at Gretna Green chapel. Marilyn Skinner, daughter of C. J. Skinner, wore a white lace dress and carried an orchid bouquet. Barbara Skinner served as maid of honor. Best man Jon Yorena, with groomsmen Cliff Skinner and Harry Pettit. After Las Vegas trip, newlyweds reside at 8041 E Palm Ave Bellflower.
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Excelsior High School
Gretna Green
Air
Jack E. Fuller
Marilyn Skinner
C. J. Skinner
N. Bonfair Ave
Lakewood
Barbara Skinner
Katy Skinner
Janet Anderson
W. R. Fuller
Front St
Norwalk
Jon ‘Yorena
Cliff Skinner
Harry Pettit
Las Vegas
Palm Ave
Bellflower
Beginners Class in Talk Dancing at Silverado Park
Aguinaldo Group presents a beginners class starting tonight at 7:40 PM in the Silverado Park Clubhouse under Long Beach Recreation Dept. Petra Wright leads basic folk dance steps for all matrons. Class opens to the public with a covered dish dinner, next session planned for fall at Veterans Memorial Building.
LavVailean Poetry Club Meeting Announced
Lyra LaVaile announces LavVailean Poetry Club will meet Saturday from 2 to 4 pm at the Home Rotary on Olive A. Bree Second Street. Visitors are welcome to attend.
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LavVailean Poetry Club
Olive A. Bree
St. Lyra LaVaile
Noted Author to Speak at Women of the Church Meeting
The Women of the Church at Trinity Lutheran will hear Rev. Andress Bard discuss The Power of Prayer at 1 30 p m Thursday. Bard, listed in Who's Who in America and International Blue Book, is a retired St. Mark's Lutheran Church, Kansas City, lecturer and author of fifteen books. Regular business meets at 10 45 a m with luncheon at noon. devotions and program follow.
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Trinity
Andress Bard
Bard
America
St. Mark's Lutheran Church
Kansas City
United States
Europe
Birthday luncheon honors Mrs Sanders on birthday
Mary Q Sanders was feted at a March 29 luncheon celebrating her 90th birthday. Her daughter Lydia R Harper hosted at a residence on 4th Street with Mrs Addie Keller assisting. White and yellow daisies and cornflowers decorated the spring table as close friends brought gifts.
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Mary Q. Sanders
Lydia R. Harper
4Th St
Addie Keller
Woman's transformation after weight loss program
Barbara Maddock previously weighed 178 pounds and wore a 44 dress, feeling unattractive and avoiding outings. After a tailored reducing program, she shed 56 pounds, six dress sizes, and 18 inches from her thighs in three months, claiming renewed youth and social ease. The ad promises similar guaranteed results with a personalized plan.
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Barbara Maddock
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