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Newspaper
Long Beach Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Feb 18, 1951
Page
14
Long Beach Monteal Atta Club sponsors a competition inviting composers to submit manuscript entries for a chance at a $100 prize. Submissions may be choral, vocal, instrumental, or ensemble works suitable for air play.
CHL Perring of 2424 Gollen Ave receives notice of the birth of their first grandchild, a baby boy. Mrs Pauline Farquhardes, chairman, announces a symphony competition with May concert and Long Beach Philharmonic performance if a winning entry is chosen. Applications due March 1, manuscripts by April 15. Entrants must reside in Long Beach six months, manuscripts unpublished, with a limit of two submissions.
Graveside service for Joseph B. Sutter 74 father of City Councilman Lyman Sutter will be held tomorrow at 3 p m in Sunnyside Memorial Park Rev Wendell W Greenlee of Westminster Community Presbyterian Church will officiate Mottell's Mortuary is in charge of arrangements A Burlington Iowa native he lived in retirement in Miami Fla at death Jan 18 Surviving sister Birdie Sears Denver and grandson Lyman B dr Long Beach
Members of the Pets Protective League Inc boost the identacode system for dogs with tattoo identification. The plan was discussed at a league meeting in the Davies Building on Third Street. Mrs Richard Lemon of Artesia was named chairman of the membership drive for the newly incorporated group, which now has 100 members. Vern Schach is president.
Long Beach readers hear Don L. Davis claim rebels flourish as inventors unveil practical gadgets. Justin Bartlow demonstrates a milk dispensing can top with holes for pouring and a rope-less block and tackle style fire escape. Clyde Roberts markets a portable trouble lamp harness for hands-free use. C F Norris unveils Hot Donut a mark doughnut maker that survives temperature and pressure shifts to produce proper donuts.
Applicants for Red Cross volunteer service as Nurses Aides are interviewed Monday and Wednesday from 10 a m to 3 p m at Red Cross headquarters 319 W Broadway. A three week training class will run three days a week. Volunteers serve one day weekly at Long Beach Veterans Administration Hospital 8 20 a m to 2 30 p m. Training for Nurse Aides and home nursing is for volunteer service only. Mrs C Warren Hubert chairs Volunteer Services. Mrs Harold C Freeman is chairman of the subcommittee and Mrs H H Newton is professional adviser.
The Methodist Men’s Club hosts a gala music evening Tuesday in the church social hall at 8 30 oclock with the slogan Bring a Neighbor Reservations are requested by tomorrow Two young award winners Beulah Newcomer introduces Margaret Mee flute student City College and Carole Gene Davis pianist Los Angeles Conservatory who won auditions jointly hosted by Long Beach Council of Service Clubs Recreation Commission and Philharmonic Orchestra and performed with the orchestra last month Sam Vickers program chairman invites Sgt William Mooney of the Police Department to present a film You Can Beat the A-bomb and offer tips on dealing with focal conditions and emergencies.
Three Long Beach exchange clubs join 1200 groups to observe Crime Prevention Week. A luncheon at Wilton Hotel with Inspector Carroll kicks off events, followed by remarks from Mayor Chace and Police Chief Dovey. The week highlights religion as a restraint and includes numerous club meetings and talks through February.
The regular meeting of Community Hospital's Tumor and Cancer Clinic is not held this Thursday due to Washington's Birthday observance. The note specifies the cancellation coincides with the holiday.
Long Beach Chapter of the National Office Management Association announced the names of individuals who recently passed the National Business Entrance Tests. Recipients earned a certificate of proficiency for presenting to potential employers.
Tuesday from 10 to noon the Burnett S Branch Library hosts the Book Review Club with Miss Jean Taggart reviewing Miracle at Carville by Betty Martin. Other scheduled reviews include Elephant Bill by J. E. Williams, Last Chance in Africa by Negley Farson, Red Flannels and Green Ice by Arthur Pocock, and Kon-Tiki by Thor Heyerdahl. Public invited to 518 E Hill St for the program.
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