Symphony Group Plans Annual Virginia Event With Effenbach Duo
The Women's Auxiliary to the Southern California Symphony Association will meet April 28 at Virginia Country Club for an annual luncheon and officer elections. Two nationally renowned pianists Leah and Shirley Effenbach will perform a stimulating program including Mozart Infante and Debussy. Mrs C H Woodruff arranged the program and will preside in the president's absence.
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Southern California Symphony Association
Virginia Country Club
Leah
Shirley Effenbach
New York
Town Hall
Los Angeles
Royce
Juilliard School
South America
Canada
Mozart
Infante
Debussy
C. H. Woodruff
John Persons
April Events for RebekahsIn Wide Awake Rebekah Lodge
April events for Rebekahs include tonight's meeting at 4186 Elm Ave at 7:30 p.m. led by Kir stine Pettersen, and an April 18 business session at 726 Elm Ave with Char lotte Van Roekel in charge. Alfreda Christensen of District 10 will make her final official visit. Carcelina Bond leads the social hour. A covered dish luncheon is planned for April 22 for the sewing and social group.
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Noble Grands Club
Rebekah Lodge No. TL
Gertha Clairmont
Elm Ave
Kirstine Pettersen
Charlotte van Roekel
Noble Grand
Alfreda Christensen
Carcelina Bond
GOP Juniors to Hear Teacher on United Nations Day
A GOP Juniors study group meets Thursday at 12 30 p m in Mrs P J Wilsey Jr s home 1022 Andrews Dr Leroy Hardy Long Beach State College political science instructor will speak on United Nations Today with focus on charter revision amendments Refreshments precede the program Reservations with Mrs L L Apgat 3859 Gavinta Ave Arneld J Romeyn will preside
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GOP
P. J
Leroy Hardy
Wilsey Jr
Andrews
Long Beach State College
United Nations Todayy
L. L. Apgat
Gavinta Ave
Ars 'Arneld J. Romeyn
Town Hall Hostesses Event With Mrs Emma Stivers
Mrs Emma Stivers hosts a town hall gathering where Ethel Castertor will preside during the BuRIDESS session. The program includes social activities and card games.
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Town Hall
Emma Stivers
Ethel Castertor
Blush Pink Bride Weds Carl Ellsworth Silbaack
Mary Ellen Lawrence Miller becomes Mrs. Carl Ellsworth Silsa rbeck at Bethany Lutheran Church Lakewood with Rev Mueller officiating. Bride, daughter of LeRoy and Mrs. Miller, wore nylon tulle and Chantilly lace gown with seed pearls. Groom, son of Carl E. Hilsabeck, hails from Hollydale. Post ceremony couple to reside in Long Beach after Laguna and Mexico trip.
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Bethany Lutheran Church
Dorothy Lawrence
Rick Rackers Install New Officers At Luncheon
Virginia Country Club hosted the Rick Rackers junior auxiliary as they installed officers for the Long Beach Assistance League. Mrs. E. Decatur Mitchell became president with Mrs. Dean Lucas as vice president and other officers named. The group reported 3,800 hours of charitable work and highlighted projects including the Rick Racker Reporter, the Winter Wonderland Ball, and support for the Thrift Shop and Girls' Club activities.
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Virginia Country Club
Rick Rackers
Long Beach Assistance League
E. Decatur Mitchell
Dean Lucas
W. A. Smith Jr
Harry Fulton
Charles P. Morgan
Rick Racker
Jong Beach
Assistance League
Locust Ave
West Long Beach
iGirl's Club
Ely Somerville
Frank Wessels, Jr
Julius Molina
Vows Spoken by Candlelight at Green Swich Wedding
Virginia Ann Best and Edgar Lewis Coker repeated marriage vows by candle light before Dr. Russell M. Brougher. The bride wore a rose lace gown with fitted bodice and ballerina skirt. veil, white orchid. Groom, son of Marion, Ky., serving in Navy. Miss Gail Best maid of honor. Arnold Evijene best man. Reception hosted by Lucille Zogar and Jane Litz. Newlyweds to honeymoon near Ash before returning to Kentucky.
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Greenswich
Virginia Ann Best
rEdgar Lewis Coker
Russell MM. Brougher
Kate Best
Leroy Best
Miss Best
Jeheth
Jake
Gail Best
Arnold Evijene
Ronald Rogers
USN
George Coker
Marion
Navy
SCS
Lucille Zogar
Jane Litz
Veronica Salak
Ash
Kentucky
Hadassah Unit Sets Evening Meeting
The Hadassah group will meet Thursday at 8:13 p.m. at Mrs. Murray Brandis’s home 1125 Tehachapi Drive. The session will focus on Israel industry changes and a Greenback Shower replacing clothing donations. Cards and mah jong follow business. Mrs. Martin Wolfson chairs.
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Hadassah
Murray Brandis
Tehachapi Dr
Israel
Maritin Walfson
Hany Wolf
Mrs Lovitt New Leader Xi Fheta Chapter Meeting
Xi fheta Chapter of Bete Sigma Phi met at the home of Mrs Neal D Williams 3617 E Ocean Blvd Mrs Gladys Marshall presiding Miss Sida Bonar reported from the nominating committee and new officers were elected Walter Lovitt president Robert W White vice president Everett Raub recording secretary Williams corresponding secretary Harv Matthews treasurer Edna extersion officer and Bonar City Council representative
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Xi ‘Fheta
Bete
Sigma Phi
Neal D. Williams
Ocean Blvd
Gladys, Marshall
Sida Bonar
Walter Lovitt
Robert W. White
Everett C. Raub
Williams
Harv. Matthews
Edna Er
Bonar
10 Point War Program Outlined By Alber At Ebell Club
Louis J. Alber foreign correspondent and lecturer outlined a ten point program to win the war he said the Free World is in. He urged destroying the Communist Party in the United States and pressuring allies to sever ties with Soviet dominated states. He called for withdrawing recognition from the USSR, breaking diplomatic ties with satellites, recognizing governments in exile for Baltic states, and organizing Western Europe refugee regions for defense. Luncheon followed with table service by Group E-1.
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Louis J. Alber
Ebell Club
James Bryan Murray
Wilbur Lee Candy
Alber
Russia
Free World
Communist Party
Tehelvan
Yalta
Potsdam
Germany
Eecapital
Berlin
Austria
Isreyhlin
Soviet Union
Lithuania
Latvia
Estonia
Europe
Soviet Russia
United States
Kremlin
E-1
James Maddux
Gamma Phi Election Told A Gamma Phi Beta Officer List
A lighted pink taper surrounded by pink carnations highlighted the Gamma Phi Beta Long Beach alumnae chapter officers at Mrs. Richard Lineberger’s home. Incoming officers include Mines C. J. Weide as president and Philip E. Putnam Jr. as first vice president, with Malcolm Johnson as second vice president and John Worthington as recording secretary.
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Gamma Phi Beta
Long Beach
Rushing
Mies
Charles E. Bennett
Harry W. Wewman
Claude B. Moore
Paul R. Wheeler
Edward Lovell
Norman Barker
J. R. Marsh
Herbert Cullen
Dele W.mccormick
G. M. Rastello
Philip Fawcett
Bulletin
Katherine Jackson
Crescent
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Oslo
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Mines
J. M. Clement
D. Harris
Kenneth Hyson
Howard DeLaurent
K. F. Brown
J. R. McNaught
J. F. Pribnan
W. T. C. Findeisen
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Symphony Group
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Maynard Street
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Pat Walker
San Francisco
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Hadassah Unit
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South Hill Street
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Cora
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Hi Friendly
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