Plight of the American Indian Outlined by Ebell Club Speaker
Dr Mark Jack Smith of the University of Redlands spoke to the Ebell Club on The Red Man in the White Man's World. He urged treating American Indians as individuals with rights and urged honoring treaties, education, and fair government policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ebell Club
United States
Mark Jack Smith
University of Redlands
Peter H. Pande
Frank Philo
Dr. Smith
Pr. Smith
James A. Blekel
Mhus
Claude M. Snecen
Los Angeles
C. PF
W. C
Ebell
Federation
Miles Williams
Motion Pictures
W. C. Hoffman
Grace Eric
Choup K
May U
Secord
RN. Stryker
Georgee B Combs
Naramonary Elan Department
Marguirite Teymes
Ells Slack
Books Reviewed On California Life And Language
A faded clipping notes book reviews linked to California life themes. Mrs A L Murray is mentioned for a history of the state. The piece references an Ebel Club and a syntax lesson on sentence structure by Mrs H E K Wheelock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
A. L. Mulrray
Calfornia Ufe
Ebel Club
H. EK
Wheelock
Sete Club Plans Social Calendar and Charitable Drive
RS Earl Prochnow hosted Sete Club members as they reviewed a year of philanthropic work including a raffle and fund drive for Ronnie and Diane Johnston. Food and clothing were sent to a Holland family and a Valentine party and a series of events were scheduled through August, ending with a Christmas party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Prochnow
Serraiiy
Mra
Roughton
Public Library Chief Talks Service and Outreach
Mrs Theodora Brewitt head of Long Beach Public Libraries spoke at the Soroptimist Club luncheon in the Wilton Hotel about library services and branches. She noted librarians need college and graduate work and emphasized meeting public information needs, adding the mobile book wagon can carry 700 books daily and the records system will hold 60 000 loan items. Alice Clark introduced the speaker Lydia Jones presided. Mr and Mrs A Carl Stewart of Saskatchewan are visiting Mrs S M Stewart of 2088 Chestnut Ave. Stewart, a WWI veteran and former Canadian Legion leader, plans to visit local branches during the stay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilton Hotel
Theodora Brewitt
Long Beach Public Libraries
Alice Clark
Lydia
Jones
A. Carl Stewart
Saskatchewan
Canada
S. M. Stewart
Chestnut Ave
Stewart
Canadian Legion
Jin Society
Province of
Legion
Athena Group Hosts Women’s City Club Meeting and Bridge
The Athena Group at Coronado Avenue hosted a Women’s City Club gathering led by Mrs. Joan Bun tin Jr. Guests included Mmes. Robert Smith and Brown I. Tickets for the chair men’s party were sold during the business meeting which concluded with a salad luncheon and an afternoon of bridge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joan C. Buntin Jr
Coronado Ave
Athena Group
Woman's City Club
Mmes
Robert Smith and
Brown
Grey Gabardine! Poverty' Party wedding noted in Belmont Heights
The couple Juanita Jean Even and David Reuel Gallehue wore grey gabardine suits for their Belmont Heights Methodist Church wedding on January 48 officiated by Dr. Claude A. Smith. Attendants included matron of honor Ineg Farris and best man Robert E. Gallehue, with reception at the groom's parents home before a planned honeymoon to Big Bear Lake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Juanita
Jean Even
David Reuel Gallehue
Belmont Heights Methodist Church
Claude A. Smith
Bidé
Myr
Arthur R. Thomas
Olive Ave
Ineg Farris
Robert EB. Gallehue
Jack Ball
James Gregath
Big Bear Lake
John Anderson
Robert Gallehue
Gallehue
Revel H. Gallehue
Second St
Polytechnic High School
Army
Phi Kappa’ Phi
Polytechnic Hight
City Club Forum Reports and Beta Sigma Phi Poverty Party
Miss Elsie Ries and other members spoke at a City Club forum with Bess Wilson of the Los Angeles Times honored for 25 years on the Woman's Page. A Beta Sigma Phi Zeta Alpha Chapter poverty party at Owling Green House featured pillbox invitations, boxed slipper auctions, supper, dancing, and contests hosted by Mrs Edward Neushutz and committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elsie Ries
Federation
City Club
Alice Harding
Press Round Table
Bess Wilson
Los Angeles
Times
Gladys Brust
Natalie Franklin
Katherine Senitt
Inalan Welfare
Alys Scales
Werner Ru
Owling Green Club
Zeta Alpha Chapter
Beta Sigma Phi
Auciioncers
Ken, Brennan
Guy Kingsbury
Edward Neushutz
Whicheas
Jimmy Payne
Dow Mead
Robert Soules
Dai Brennan
Messrs
Aril Mmes
Ed Young
Dow Mead Guy
Kingsbury
Russell Broeler
Lloyd’ Kelley
Lloyd 'Trevithieh
Adolph Listvayn
Hugh Good Forest Gill
George Helms
Don ‘Brennan
Ormay Vander Schaaf
Misses Blanc
Wolf
Marie Kirby
Messe
Dale Deaton
Jack
Soules An
Mrs. Gharies Drawbolt
Pi Delta Epsilon Initiation and Charity Drive Noted
Informal initiation for pledges of Pi Delta Epsilon Alpha chapter occurred at Mrs. George Cumberland home with Mrs. Jess Foster and Mrs. Horace Caruthers assisting. Donations of canned goods supported the chapter’s annual charity work. Invitations extended to inactive and senior members for tomorrow’s formal initiation at Mrs. Dorothy Fuller’s Bellflower home.
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Alpha Chapter
Pi Delta Epsilon
Jess Foster
Horace Caruthers
George Cumberland
Dorothy Fuller
Bellflower
Lambda Sigma Pi
Many Fetes for Phyllis Minor Bride Elect
Phyllis Minor's wedding festivities include multiple showers hosted by Mrs. Karl Kellogg, Mrs. William Cobler, Miss Mino calsa, and Miss Mary Harsch among others. Guests enjoyed umbrella centerpieces, parasoled gifts, and wedding bell motifs with games and jingles. Miss Minor is to be married Friday at the First Brethren Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phyllis Minor
Donald Johnson
William’ Cobler
Miss Minor
Leslie Sholster
Orlvuba Ave
Ted Drum
Pomona Ave
Minocalsa
Leonard’ Jones
Lucalyptus Ave
Mary
Harsch
Cherry Ave
Barbara’ Campbell
Minor
Marilyn LaFever
Circle No 11 Circle Meets Officers At Potluck
Circle No 11 of the First Methodist Church held a potluck supper at the home of Mrs. Pauline Rowland, 445 Cedar Ave. Plans for the year were discussed. Three members attended along with guest Mrs Edna Peters and new member Miss Olive Ferris. Devo tions were led by Miss Lugy Senrick and included remarks on the United Nations and a report from Lake Success New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circle No. 11
Pauline Rowland
Cedar Ave
Rowland
Edna Peters
Olive. Ferris
Lugy Senrick
Jennie Beldenbough
United Nations
Lake Success
pNew
York
Emblem Club Social Night Hosted by Long Beach Chapter
Long Beach Emblem Club No. 106 observes a social night at the Masonic Temple with a Patluck dinner at 6 30 p m and an evening of cards for members and guests. Suprem e President Mrs G L Groziadio will be honored at a banquet Saturday at the Alexandria Hotel Los Angeles. Members may make reservations by contacting Mrs G Forster Jr or Mrs M Astley Sr at once.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Long Beach
M. Astley Sr
Alumnae Club of Long Beach Meets at Godwin Home
The University of Michigan Alumnae Club of Long Beach gathered at Mrs. Dean E. Godwin’s home on SLO First St. A 19 member turnout shared campus memories with slide pictures from Ann Arbor and Washington’s National Gallery. Officers include Mrs. Dean E. Godwin president and Mrs. Frank Hardesty vice president.
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University of Michigan
Long Beach
Dean E. Godwin
SLO
St. Tues
Goodwin
Ann Arbor
National Gallery
Washington
Fiera Phelps
Mmes
Rosalia Lee
Bell
Herbert Carlson
John Edgar
Irene Mary Mattern
June Sawyer
Frank Hardesty
Emmanuel Presby Church Women Host Visiting Presbyterians
The Women’s Missionary and Ald Society of Emmanuel Presbyterian hosted guests from nearby Presbyterian churches to hear Jessie H. Baird wife of the San Anselmo Theological Seminary president discuss church work. Officers and circle chairmen led morning sessions while afternoon talks featured Miss Tirzah Baird and Rev. Ernest Jeffrey with reports from the January presbyterial and Haiti focus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women's Missionary and ‘Ald Society
Emmanuel Presbyterian Church
Jessie H. Baird
San Anselmo Theological Seminary
A.v.jacoubowsky
D. R. Linder
Harry 5. Martin
Walter
Ksalk-brenner
Helen Moore
Circle 1
C. C. Hoffman
Wilma Grubb
Tirzah Baird
Ernest Jeffrey
Mayfair Presbyterian Church
BR. J. Vivian
Felen Moore
Ruth Rundstrom
Jesse
H. Baird
Av] Anderson
Baird
Seminary Women's
Bay Garden Club Plans Luncheon Meeting and Bazaar
Alamitos Bay Garden Club will host a luncheon at Mrs. L Lewis D Reese's home with Weill as president. Guests include Mrs. Monroe and several hostesses. A program by interior decorator Mrs. Anne G Phillips centers on By Your Home We Are Known. Reports from officers and numerous members will be delivered. The February 11 bazaar for Seaside Memori Hospital's Children's Auxiliary tops the club’s next major effort, chaired by Mrs. J Allen Cassidy.
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Alamitos Bay Garden Club
Monroe. Weill
L Lewis D. Reese
Reese
Charles 8. Stokes
Henry
Bowles
Fred
Cromer
Anne G. Phillips
Mrs. Frank
W. Odiorne
Mines
Ooiiorne
Stokes
William H. Mead
Gilsbert Karste
Clifford Reiman
E.G. Longley
David C. Storey
Z. Allen Cassidy
Robert Mills
Fred Cromer
Robert Chubb
Fred Zittel
Clyde W. Greenlea
Randolph Myidison
Seaside Memoris Hospital
Alamitos Bay
Fashion Show Planned by Osteopathic Auxiliary
Mrs Samuel A Reese hostess to Mines Ace L Patmrew Frederick W Sturges Gerald Tout Don c Littlefield and Mrs Paul A Ford at a fashion show committee luncheon. Final arrangements set for the auxiliary sponsored show to benefit philanthropy March 16 at Lakewood Country Club.
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Samuel A. Reese
Long Bonel Osteopathic Society
Ace L. Pat Mrew
Frederick W. Sturges
Gerald Touts
Don c. Littlefield
Paul A. Ford
Weldhs
Auxiery
Philans
Lakewoord Country Club
Dinner Guests Gathered Before Return to Billings
Mr. and Mrs. George Pierce hosted a dinner at Welch's in Billings Montana before returning home. Guests included Dr. and Mrs. Invans, Mr. and Mrs. and Ms, Charles C. Pierce, Mr. Peters, Emi Zalesny and family of Redondo Beach, and Anna Hanson.
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Billings, Mont
George Pierce
Welch's
Mrs. Invans
Messrs
Mmnes
Charles C. Pierce
Mr. Peters
Emii Zalesny J
Redonde Beach
Land
Anna Hanson
Baptist Missionaries Serve in Haiti Work Topic
Rev and Mrs Harold Heneise, local missionaries, serve in Haiti. Guests at the event included Mrs Mary Janson, Catherine Nichols, Myrtle Heaper, Frances Tord, Elma Chilson, Margie Feight and Miss Dorothy Hooper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Our Baptist
Haiti
Harold Heneise
Mmes
Mary Janson
Atharine Nichols
Myrtle Heaper
Frances ‘Tord
Elma Chilson
Margie Feight
Dorothy Hooper
Courtiour Dinner Honors Travelers Mrs Smith and Mr Smirs
W J Courtiours of 3645 Rose Ave hosted a dinner bridge Sunday night in their home to honor Mr and Mrs Russel Smirs who are leaving on an extended trip. The rooms were decorated with flowers from the Courtiours canyon home and guests included Mr and Mrs Smith and several other local residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William J. Courtiour
Rose Ave
Russel ‘Smirs
Courtour's Canyon
Mmes. Smith
Harvey B. Freeman
Merle Cunningham
Kathleen Fitts Stupdoers
Ednac. Melody
George My Baker
House Guests of Mr and Mrs Nash Host Visitors
Mr and Mrs Wallace Nash of 2820 Magnolia Avenue hosted guests for several weeks. Mrs Nash's mother Mrs Frank Nash of Central City Nebraska joined. Last week guests in the Nash home were Mrs Herbert Chase of Glacier Park Monet.
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Wallace Nash
Magnolia
Avc
Nash
Prank Nash
Central City
Neb
Herbert Chase
Glacier Park
Monet
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