P T A Activities Budget Meeting At Neece Street Home
A PTA meeting at Mrs. Guy Burge 300 E Neece St set the year budget for Starr King FT A unit with attendees Mrs. E A Penka Mrs. Leslie Mc Dowell Miss Marie Manlove and Mrs. Roy Cooper A breakfast kickoff hosted by Mrs D A Grant with co hostess Mrs E A Penka budget accepted Elsie Young named Progress goal chairman A pledge for the Hi Teen center in North Long Beach planned a rummage sale and October carnival booth plans discussed with decorations and novelties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guy Burge
E. A. Penka
Proto
Elsie Young
Progress Goal
North
Long Beach
Hion
Hixon Tipton Recite Lines at Wayside Chapel West LA
The double ring ceremony united Alberta Mary Tipton and Jared Eugene Hixon at Wayside Chapel in West Los Angeles on Sunday. Miss Tipton wore a white satin gown with a beaded tiara and carried white sweet peas. the bride’s sister Fannie Davis served as attendant. The Rev Fisher officiated. reception for 50 guests followed at the bride’s mother’s home. the couple plans to live in Los Angeles after a northern California wedding trip.
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Wayside Chapel
Los Angeles
Alberta Mary Tipton
Gladys Tipton
Culver City
Jared Eugene Hixon
EB. E. Hixon
Cerritos Ave
Fisher
Lutheran Church
Land
Fannie Davis
Daniel Woodcock
Frank Mellody
Daniel Jackson
Miss. Tipton
Hollywood Highcholol
Jordan Rich School
Armed Forces
Los Angeles College of Chiropractic
California
Gala Affairs Keep Clubwomen Active During End of Season
PEERS and Third District Dental Auxiliary members, led by Mrs Calvin Garverick, hosted a luncheon to elect delegates for the Southern California State Dental Auxiliary convention at the Los Angeles Biltmore. Long Beach officials push a dental health puppet show in schools, aided by a rummage sale fundraising event October 27 and 28 at the Pine Avenue House of Sales.
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Third District Dental Auxiliary
Calvin ‘Garverick
St. Joséph Ave
Southern California
Los Angeles Biltmore
Harold Morris
Mira
Mar -Ave
Long’ Beach
Long Beach Group
P.T. A
Long Beach
House of Sales
Tld
Pine Ave
Mimes
Herbert Shannon
5. W. Sweningsen
A. E. Saunders
Pieroles Mortis
Albert Westermark
B.L. Dummit
Adrian Hubbell
Theodore
Perteson Charles Ulrich
Gordon Brown
Vernon Davis
George Chuck
Series ALL M55 Monica Ryan Hosts Young Ladies Institute Dinner
Monica Ryan president of the Young Ladies Institute entertained her officers at a dinner at Lilian Ekel's Tearoon. Plans for the year were discussed as the group gathered at her home. Officers listed include Mrs. Donald Kilker first vice president Helen Welty second vice president Mrs Joe Arnold recording secretary Miss Mary Jane Harrung financial secretary Miss Martha Metzger treasurer Orthea Farrell marshal Alma Des Jardins inside sentinel Elaine Hauck outside sentinel Betty Monteith organist trustees Lois Conroy Margaret Ann Murray Mary Vierhus Lio Strain Melvin Johnson past president Dorothy Evans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monica Ryan
Young Ladies Insttute
Lilian Ekel
Miss Ryan
Donald Kilker
Helen Welty
Joe Arnold
Mary "Jane Harnung
Martha’ Metzger
Orthea. Farrell
Alma. Des’ Jardins
Inside -Sentinel
Elaine Hauck
Outside Sentinel
Betty’ Monteith
Lois Conroy
Margaret Ann Murray
Mary Vierhus
Lio Strain
Melvin Johnson
Dorothy Evans
Naples Playground Rec Recreation Program Ends Aug 30
P.T.A. Activities Board at the president's home ratified chairmen for the coming year. The Naples Playground playgroup puppet show The Queen Fries an Egg featured children Ann Goodman Susan Gordon Susan Exley Johnny Sheridan Phil Sheridan Jimmy Murdock Tommy Murphy Donald Dick Gordon Zittel Tommy Hubbard and others. The program was repeated for the Bay Shore Library Children’s Story Hour. The Naples Playground recreation program will conclude August 30 with supervision by Mrs. Conrad Riley and Rey Henderson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Naples
T.A
Ann Goodman
Susan Gordon
Susan Exley
Johnny Sheridan
Phil Sheridan
Jimmy Murdock
Tommy Murphy
Donald
Gordon Zittel
Tommy Hibbison
Bay Shore
Naples Playground
Conrad
Riley
Rey Henderson
Pair Wed in Booth Chapel at First Congregational Church
The wedding of Bula Ballard and G. George Meston took place Friday afternoon at Booth Chapel. The bride wore petal pink crepe and carried a rose quartz tiara, with details of pink and white flowers. Officiant Rev. Lawrence V. Lucas presided as family and friends attended a reception at the parents’ home. The couple, Wilson High School graduates, will reside in Long Beach after a Monterey Bay honeymoon.
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Ooth
First Congregational Church
Bula
Kalmar Nelson
Glendale
Judi
Ann Nelson
Mr. Pearson
Mel Hodge
Kalmer
Nelson
Lawrence V. Lucas
Roderic Ballard
Tuckiey Thompson
Rodelyn Ballard
Families Take Eastern Trip After Two Month Tour
Returning home after a two month tour of the United States and Canada are Mr and Mrs Ronald Steeves and their son George of 2907 Sawyer St and Mr and Mrs John L Steeves of Bellflower. They visited the Will Rogers Memorial in Claremore and entered Canada at Niagara Falls. In Canada they stayed with Mrs Blanche Wilmott mother of Mrs Ronald Steeves and were hosted by relatives and friends. Also joining to Claremore were Mr and Mrs Kenneth Elliott and sons Jimmy and Bil from Bellflower, who then visited Elliott's family in North Carolina. Elliott, a Navy chief barber, has been ordered to Guam for a two year tour. A bridal shower for Miss Betty Burkleo bride elect of Fred Quatacker was held at Miss Clara Sight's home 7177 Olive Ave with floral decorations and a yellow white cake bearing the couple's names. Guests included Mrs Nellie Sherard BD Burklee Woodward Gresham Robert Gotf Lawrence Noble and the Misses Wanda Myers Shirley Harris Esther Harris Betty Arm Rich Carolyn Kinser and Doris Heekendors.
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United States
Canada
Ronald Steeves
George
Sawyer St
John L., Steeves
Bellflower
Will Rogers
Claremore
Oklo
Niagara Falls
Blanche Wil ‘Motjy
Kenneth Helliott
Jimmy
Bil
North Carolina
Elliott
Gince
Navy
Guam
Betty’ Burkleo
Brice Elect
Fred Quatacker
Clara Sight
Olive Ave
Mmes
Nellie Sherard
BD. Burklee
Woodward Gresham
Robert Gotf
Lawrence Noble
Wanda Myers
Women’s Association hears Anne G Phillips on interior decor
Seventy five members of the Women’s Association of First Presbyterian Church met to hear Anne G Phillips discuss the history of interior decorating. She showed fabric samples for drapes slip covers and rugs and highlighted color schemes and furniture arrangements. Bethy Ochiman of Circle 12 presided with Madelyn Sheller providing music and Karma Kamper delivering devotions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women's Association of
First Presbyterian Church
Anne G. Phillips
Bethy Ochiman
Circle 12
Madelyn Sheller
Karma Kamper
Tea and fashion show guests at Long Beach recital
Mrs. Robert Festa wife of the orchestra conductor will host guests at the Tea At the Long Beach Philharmonic Orchestra Association tea and fashion show tomorrow afternoon at Melody Lane. Her guests include Mrs. Marion Higgins Mrs. Russell Alexander and Miss Ruth Grant all of Long Beach and they are aided by Mrs. Harland Asfel of San Pedro.
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Long Beach _ Philharmonic Orchestra Association
Melody Lane
Robert Festa
Marion Higgins
Russell Alexander
Ruth Grant
Long Beach
Harland Asfel
San Pedro
Party Honors Twin Sisters on 23rd Birthday Dinner
Hosts Mrs Tuttle and Mrs R Tuttle honored twin daughters Opal Jean and Mary Jane at a candlelit dinner in the Tuttle home at 329 Winnipeg Place. City staff members attended the event.
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M, C, Tuttle
Opal Jean
Mary Jane Tuttle
Tuttle
Winnipeg
Couple Repeat Vows in Yuma
Virginia Lee Shacklett and Wally E. Fisher wed in Yuma Arizona with Rev. George W. Keer officiating. The bride wore ice blue satin with gardenia and pink rose bud corsage. attended by Colleen Killen. Best man was William Ly Ogan. Reception at the bride's parents’ home followed their wedding trip. assistants included Mrs. W. H. Williams and several local guests.
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Tee
Virginia Lee Shacklett
C. R. Burlingame
Fashion Ave
Wally E. Fisher
W. E. Fisher Sr
Philadelphia
Yuma
Ariz
George W. Keer
Colleen Killen
William Ly Ogan
W. H. Williams
Studio Party at Suwalski Residence Draws Guests
Rank Suwalski and Juli Suwalski hosted a covered dish supper at their 8723 E Eighth St studio home for 18 guests. Thomas Devlin sang with piano accompaniment by the host. recordings were made by Mr. and Mrs. A. Bingham of Compton. attendees included Dr and Mrs A Bramwell, Mr and Mrs Sareboo, Mrs Tutfree, Mrs Jackson, Mrs Cameron, Mrs Niemiec, John Orth, and others from Newport Beach Yorba Linda Manchester and Oklahoma.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rank Suwalski
Asister
Juli Suwalski
Eighth St
Thomas Devlin
A. Bingham
Compton
Bridge
Ater
Whidden
A. Bramwell
Fullerton
Jan Sareboo
Cecil Tutfree
Fredricka Jackson
Ruth Cameron
Jack Niemiec
Newport Beach
John Orth
Yorba Linda
Suwalskis
iMrs. E. Byk
Manchester
Mass
J and
Tom Keith
Oklahoma
Sideliners Night at Palos Verdes Chapter No 310 OES
Sideliners Night for Palos Verdes Chapter No 310 OES is set for Thursday at 8 pm in the New Masonic Temple Marie Fisher to serve as chairman for the event providing plans and coordination for the evening's activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palos Verdes
New Masonic Temple
Marie Fisher
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Hartmann
Bogle
PIME
Hixon-Tipton
Rogers Bros
Remembrance
Ane
G. G. M. Pearson
Doris Forsyth
Ruth Allen
Claire Noel
Marjorie Smith
Elsie Aitken
Edna Rayhill
Margaret Morrow
Edna High
Mary
To!son
Libby, Smith
Beverly Wilson
Eve Oldren
Kay Elkins
Georgia Smith
Hazel Roberts
Emblem Club
Brother Elks
B. J. Bryce
Magnolia Ave
George Forrester
Elks
M. Astley
Masonic Temple
P.teav Activities
Lee
T. Armet
K. A. Browning
Gladys Ave
J. E. LaFlore
V. V
Shelton
Williams
M.G. Crelgton
Ww. JI. Watts
L. C. Andingon
Financial Secre Pears
T. A. Peterson
Founders Day
A. Mahone
P. E.carr
Sahop
Regulen
Aiveriec
Eo Eave Wave Shop
Gio Te A5
Almanout Our Feramac
E. Feadiling
Booth Chapel
Burkleo
Willie
Wellis
David McLagan
Davie
Fawn Howell
Bingo
Shirley
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