News from Ebell Club and North Wrigley Women’s Club
Mrs. Ellis Slack was elected chairman of the current events department at the Ebell Club meeting in the clubhouse. Others chosen included Mrs. William Sanson as vice chairwoman and Mrs. Charles Gilchrist as secretary. A Long Beach State College forum on equal rights featured moderator Mrs. Beverly Barry and panelists Miss Jean Boxx Mrs. Le Veda Harp Mike Coppersmith and Mrs. John Wozny. North Wrigley Women’s Club hosted Mrs. Roy Sheeth with cohostess Mrs. D. F. Fly and speaker Mrs. Virginia Russell of the Park Commission discussing the Long Beach Beautification Plan.
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Ellis Slack
Ebell Club
Mike M. Coppersmith
John Wozny
North Wrigley
Potluck Supper at Lawn Bowling Club
The Lady ABS hosts a pot luck supper Friday evening at the Lawn Bowling Club. Hostesses are Mrs. Jane Muntz Mrs. Myrtle Reynolds and Mrs. Gloria Crow. New officers led by Corinne Lethin will be installed at the April 22 meeting.
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Abs
Lawn Bowling Club
Mmes
Jane Muntz
Myrtle Reynolds
Gloria Crow
Corinne Lethin
Paramount Hollydale dance and flower show noted in town
Paramount Woman's Club juniors plan a May 2 Golden Chantrelle dance in Legion Hall with Ruth Woelfel painting an Eiffel Tower mural. The event invites informal attire and features Denyer orchestra. A formal Lady Elks installation at Elks Lodge and a California Fuchsia Society flower show June 21 in Hollydale School are also announced with details on judges and classes.
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Paris
Paramount Woman
Denyer
Lovie Bermnington
Hollydale School
California Fuchsia Society
Emil Wolfsberger
al Bachman
W. A. Taylor
Russell White
Mary Blumenau
Catherine Obrion
Wailfsberger
Television impact outlined by Lusk at City Club
Freeman Lusk former Navy reservist and host of Freedom Forum spoke before the Woman's City Club at Town Hall on the impact of television on American life. He cited five areas sociological economic cultural spiritual and political and urged balance with other interests while noting TV can inform voters and aid teaching yet should stay in private hands.
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Freeman Lusk
Freedom Forum
Woman's City Club
Town Hall
Long Beach
Navy
Juupay Wrawsc Ister
Omar i
Lusk
Lusk Ww
America
Don U. Billings
Frederick H. Mitchell
J. C. Harris
The
Farmers & Merchants Bank
William Barnes
Lula Paris Jones
Emilie Conger
Tina Jacobs
Edwin S. Luther
Barbara Poulshock
Babbette Mann
Breakfast at Lakewood Country Club A Kappa Sigma Delta Sorority event
A Lakewood Country Club breakfast highlighted by spring floral arrangements. Guests included Mrs. Clifford Panahz of Kalamazoo Michigan and Mrs. William Meinecke.
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Lakewood Country Club
Kappa Sigma Delta Sorority
Clifford Panahz
Kalamazoo, Mich
William Meinecke
Past Presidents Night Held by Long Beach Auxiliary 71
The Long Beach Auxiliary 71 of the United Spanish War Veterans meets Wednesday in Veterans Memorial Building Ade line Carr presiding. Afterward, the auxiliary will join the comrades for annual muster night with refreshments served in the banquet hall.
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Long Beach
The
United Spanish War Veterans
Veterans Memorial
Adeline Carr
Elderbloom Club to Install Hazel Miller Deane as President
Hazel Miller Deane will begin her second year as president of the Elderbloom Club with an officers’ slate at 1540 p m Tuesday in Pilgrim Hall at First Congregational Church. A public meeting will feature an interesting program.
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Hazel Miller Deane
Elderbloom Club
Pilgrim Hall
First Congregational Church
Jensen Webb Lines Read Wedding of Wanda Webb and Harold Jensen Jr
Dr John Ashley officiated at the Methodist ceremony for Wanda Sue Webb and Harold H Jensen Jr The couple is from Comp ton and the groom’s family. Betty Webb served as matron of honor William Gordon of Gardena was best man The couple will honeymoon in San Francisco where the groom is stationed aboard the U S 3 Teledo
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Ashley
Methodist Church
Wanda Sue Weob
W. C. Webb
Laurel St
Compton
Harold H. Jensen Jr
H. H. Jensen
Betty Webb
William Gordon
Gardena
San Francisco
Chapter Plans For Theta Beta Sigma Pai Sorority
Theta Chapter of Beta Sigma Pai Sorority plans a Monday meeting at Mrs. Bert H Schafer home to report on the state convention in San Francisco. A pot luck supper for husbands and escorts will be arranged. Founders Day banquet and May 4 dinner with initiation and officer installations are scheduled with officers named and committees listed.
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Ni Theta Chapter
Beta Sigma’ Pai Sorority
Bert H. Schafer
15Th St
Mason Travis
Fairmont
San Francisco
Emmett Dixon
California Ave
Travis
Long Beach
Lafayette ‘Hotel
Brower's
Ilda Bonar
Ormond Johnson
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Lafayette Hotel
Edwin C. Iliff
Richard E. Dickinson
Gloria Fieg
William R. Wells
Paramount
Hollydale
Northstar
Treadway
Elks Lodge
Peg Henderson
Lady Elks
Elizabeth Minneman
Ethel Price
Myrtie
Mary Mosier
Helen Murray
Esther Bachert
Dorothy Standley
Catherine Olt
Margaret Szatlocky
Eleanor Hyde
Helen Melton
Paramount-Hollydale Business and Professional Women's Club
Hollydale Woman's Club
A. Scott
Hollydale Club
L. G. Garrison
Evelyn Blewett
Ways and Means
Civic Council
North Long Beach Christian Church
Jacqueline Joyce Solomon
Charles J. Solomon
Jerry Wayne Thomas
Glenn E. Thomas
Locust Ave
Jordan High School
Alpha Sigma Rho
LBCC
Laguna Fen
Chestnut Ave
Myron Studio
Orange Ave
Eto
Asr Oas
Pon Aeame
Saton
Idoes Sp
Nevide
Lakemocs Salon
TOL Vn
Mat
Betty Ellen Jones
Robert Allen Betz
Wilber Franklin Betz
Meadville
Herschel Farr Jones
Buena Park
Fullerton High School
UCLA
Kappa Alpha Theta
Kappa Lambda Sigma
Alleghen College
Korea
Marines
Phi Gamma Delta
PM Khe
Ana Memin Stern
Rovcoltens
L. B
Balboa Bay Club
Ruth Walker
Maye Gilchrist
Billie Dale
Jensen-Webb
Cording
Edna Burlingame
Robert White
Frank DeBils
Dixon
Burlingame
Schafer
George Zimmerman
Robinson Erin Rem Cos
E. St. St
Let Kuster-Wetzel Electric Co
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Rom Kuutar-Watzel
China
Hotpoint
Kuster
Wetzel
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