Long Beach Elks Flag Day Program Planned Monday
Long Beach Lodge No. 888 Elks plan a Flag Day program in Municipal Auditorium with Frank Goss as keynote speaker. The half hour Elks band concert opens the ceremony followed by organ music, ritual prayers, a History of the Flag tableau, flag bearers from Poly High, and performances by the Elks male chorus and Liberty Bell Drill.
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Frank Goss
Columbia Broadcasting System
Long Beach Lodge
P. O. Elks
Municipal Auditorium
Convention Hall
Elks Band
Clark Higgenbotham
Bernard Gelder
and Lodge
Ray Streit
Joh B. Harder
Neal Jack Graham
Wil
Poly High Ool
Elks
Richard ‘W. Preston
St Ice
Stricklin
Gerald &. Cahill
Anthony’s Church
Esteamed
E. Audard W. Preston
Charles Lyndon
Townsend Club Meetings Schedule
Townsend Club No 1 meets Monday at 7 30 p m Trinity Baptist Church 14th St and Gaviota Ave. Club 12 sponsors a card party in Townsend Hall 135 W Sth St at 1 p m Tuesday. Club 7 meets hall 7 30 p m Tuesday. Mrs Lily M Mercer reports at 12 30 p m Wednesday after 10th annual convention of Townsend Club district 18. Club 12 meets 7 30 p m Wednesday. Club 10 picnic in Bixby Park Friday afternoon. Card party 1 p m and Club 2 meets 7 30 p m. District 18 entertainment program 7 30 p m Saturday.
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Townsend Club
Trinity Baptist ‘Church
14Th St
Gaviota Ave
Club
Townsend
W.sth-St
Lily, M. Mercer
Bixby Park
Redlands Graduates 14 From Long Beach
Fourteen Long Beach students are among 242 receiving degrees in Redlands commencement. Beverly Melone earned a Master of Arts and Walter Teilmann a Bachelor of Science. Recipients of Bachelor of Arts include Ruth Anderson Gerry Cothern Myron Erickson Verne Palmes Hugh Hyde Robert Mayes James Pugh Jan Schwarberg Pat Spencer Milton Robertson and Margaret Wallace.
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Long Beach
University of
Hugh Hyde
E. Sixth St
Robert Mayes
Walnut Ave
James Pugh
Chestnut Ave
Jan Schwarberg
Golden Ave
Pat Spencer
Cedar Ave
Milton Robertson
Margaret Wallace
Eucalyptus Ave
Oklahoma Negroes to Hold Victory Rally
Oklahoma City readers report a victory rally by two African Americans celebrating the Supreme Court decision ending segregation at the University of Oklahoma. The stadium gathering will outline plans to fight segregation nationwide and push recommendations to the NAACP national conference in New York on June 26 and 27.
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Oklahoma
U. S. Supreme Court
University of Oklahoma
Aes
National Conference of
NAACP
New York
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Ronsen
Parker
Sheaffer
Redlands
Handsome Evans