Pair Wed in St. Anthony Ceremony
Miss Beverly Remington and John Patrick McAndrews wed in a double ring ceremony at St. Anthony's Catholic Church. The bride wore ivory satin with a seed pearl cap and carried a bouquet of white roses and carnations. Attendants included Joan Remington and Sandra Lee Stith, with Michael J. McAndrews and James Allen among ushers. A reception followed at the Long Beach home of the bride's aunt and uncle. The groom, son of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas L. McAndrews, is stationed at Sheppard Air Force Base in Texas. the bride is employed by Press-Telegram Publishing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Anthony's Catholic Church
Beverly Remington
John Patrick McAndrews
Vance L. Remington
Burlington
N. D
Joan Remington
Sandra Lee Stith
Michael J. McAndrews
Gene Remington
James Allen
Joe Szoka
Glenn McFadden
Pe Press-Telegram Publishing
Long Beach PTA hears on dental and mental health programs
Dr. Clayton C. Campbell Jr. outlines the school system health services with annual dental and medical examinations for grades one, four, six, and nine. Dr. John A. Russell discusses mental health and counseling as concerns, while volunteers prepare for the March of Dimes Mothers’ March and a milk and hot lunch program demonstration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Long Beach Unified School System
Clayton C. Campbell Jr
Board of Education
Long Beach Council of Parent-Teacher Associations
Campbell
Albin Larson
Council
John A. Russell
Community Chest
L. Greiner
Council Public Health
Russell
Long Beach
Lyman W. Lough
Alice Whitmore
Eugene Courtner
Stanley Domgaard
Bridal Pair Now Residing in Kansas
Mr and Mrs Earle Arthur Lloyd Jr reside in Wichita Kansas after their California Heights Methodist Church wedding with Rev James Hughes officiating The bride Phyllis Joy Killingsworth wore a chocolate brown suit with brown velvet trim white lilies of the valley bouquet and detachable orchid corsage Attendants included G M Rastello and the Best Man Wellington Phillips Jr The couple departed for a Lake Arrowhead honeymoon and plan to settle in Kansas City area after the ceremony
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wichita
Kan
Earle Arthur Lloyd Jr
Califoria Heights Methodist Church
James Hughes
Phyllis Joy Killingsworth
Richard B. Panero
Ucal B. Killingsworth
Chestnut Ave
G. M. Rastello
Wellington Phillips Jr
Ted Ford
Gerard M. Rastello
Robert Busby
Lake Arrow
Chapter Event Notes and Rummage Sale Date
Xi Alpha Kappa Beta Sigma Phi met at Miss Lucylle Kuecks home with Edna Rayhill in charge. Kuecks announced the rummage sale for March 4 and a January 20 breakfast in Ontario hosted by the Southern California Council. A program on The Mitsubishi Family of Japan was presented by Rayhill and Industrial Japan discussed by Mrs. Hal Moore. Next meeting set for January 16 at 7 30 p m at Hal Moore home with speaker Mrs. John Reilly. A church hall reception followed hosted by several ladies. The bride and groom were Wilson High School graduates with Phi Gamma Chi and Lambda Sigma affiliations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Xi Alpha Kappa
Beta Sigma Phi
Lucylle Kuecks
Second St
Edna Rayhill
Miss Kuecks
Southern Callifornia Council
Ontario
Ontario Council
Mitsubichi
Japan
Hal Moore
Rayhill
Hazelbrook Ave
John Reilly
Santa Monica
Mmes
R. B. Panero
John D. Cotter
Eldred L. Winnie
L. Heckendorf
Allee Heckendorf
Carole Lloyd
Wilson High School
Phi Gamma Chi
Lambda Sigma
Earle A. Lloyd
Walnut Ave
City College
Junior Exchange
DAR Chapter Hears Officer at Gaviota Meeting
Lt. William J. Mooney of Long Beach Civil Defense spoke to Gaviota Chapter Daughters of American Revolution about disaster information and procedures. Members discussed awards, reports by officers, and a guest attendee from Portland with delegates named for the Continental Congress in Washington, D. C. in April 1919.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Long Beach Office of Civil Defense
William J. Mooney
Gaviota Chapter
Daughters of American Revolution
Municipal Art Center
Lt. Mooney
Long Beach Civil Defense
A. W. Vasey
Americanism
Long Beach
Arthur S. Phillips
Elizabeth ‘Tracy
Tamassee School
South Carolina
Gaviota
Carroll R. Thorn
National Building Completion Fund
L. P. Crutcher
M. G. Miller
DAR
Helen Moore
Henry L. Crane
Frank Reid
Mmes
H. L. Dodge
J. L. Carney
A. E. Mac
Fete for Husbands by Theta Sigma Phi Sorority
Phi Chapter Theta Sigma Phi entertained husbands at a party hosted by Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Bannister at 2891 Golden Ave. Mrs. Kenneth Putman and Mrs. Harold Potter assisted. The evening ended with dancing to Lawrence Welk's Orchestra in Ocean Park.
Courtesies for Edith Wall Before her wedding next Sunday
Miss Edith Wall and John Forsman prepare for marriage with a series of prenuptial events. Family and friends, including Henry Wall and San Marino guests, attend dinners, showers, and a handkerchief event at Grace Methodist and homes along Carroll Park East and Temple Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edith Wall
John Forsman
Carroll Park
Henry ©. Wall
First St
Belland Wall
Frank E. Wail
Francois Merchant
Walter Forsman
Jané
San Marino
Sidney Wall
Downey Muir
Victor Mingers
Charlies Hoeltzer
Mingers
Carroll Park East
Ethel Scott
E. First St
Miss Wall
Women's Society of Christian Service
Grace Methodist’ Church
Claude W. Young
E. Third St
Temple Ave
Barbara Wood Is Bride Elect to Robert Strom
Barbara Joan Wood, daughter of Mr and Mrs Jack Wood of 4501 Faculty Ave, and Robert Strom of 249 Orizaba Ave, are announced as engaged. Both were in the Wilson High School class of 1951, and Strom studies at Redlands University. No wedding date has been set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barbara Joan Wood
Robert Strom
Jack Wood
Faculty Ave
Wood
Wilson High School
Mitale
Mire J J. LiStrom
Orizaba Ave
Redlands University
Vow
Also Mentioned on This Page
St. Anthony
Wives of Navy Doctors Club
Lyman Vaughan
H. F. Delmore
Officers’ Club
Allen Center
J. E. Roof
Frank Virgilio
E. B. Taylor
J. R. Phelps
PTA Board
Gordon Neil Bannister
iKramer
Kansas
Martha Washington
Toa
van Dells
Priscilla
Sash
van Ware Cer Fa Hes
Hawaii
S. S. Lurline Reserve
al C. F
Barbara Wood
Barbara Joen Wood
Scott Gift Shop
East Ocean Slvd
Jo-Kaye
Don Loper
To Kaye
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