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Newspaper
Long Beach Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1951
Page
18
In the Want Ad section readers are urged to seek good values in property cars and merchandise and to check Ripmessess offers now for affordable items.
The Pilot Club of Long Beach opened its summer program with a buffet dinner at Mr. and Mrs. E. R. Murphy home. Miss Hisie Farris spoke on world travels and showed color films of India, Ceylon, and Siam. Pianist Miss Vivian Sutton performed as proceeds fund Eyes of Pilot for optical supplies to Seasides Children's Clinic. New members Sally Gordon Jean Butterfield Margaret Rose Evelyn Clark attended along with guests including Mrs. Bigler and pilots J B Russell B S Harvey John S Todd Dallas G Morgan and Mrs. Della Jack.
The Elderbroom Club hosts its first summer picnic tomorrow at Bixby Park starting at noon. Attendees should bring their own table service and a picnic dish for sharing.
The Long Beach unit of the Sister Elizabeth Kenny Auxiliary under Mrs Philip M Thompson donated 524.20 as part of a total over 10,000 raised at a Monday tea hosted at the Pasadena home of Mr and Mrs Nor men Van Valkenburgh. Funds will fund two additional wings of the Kenny Institute in El Monte. Hostess Mrs Thompson led local members Mines Lester B Cooper Gertrude M Winslow James W Rainey and Miss Allie Mae Willis. Founder president is Mrs Carl Dammonn.
Scarabs Sorority at Polytech High School announces five new members Diane Deil Pat Maines Colleen Yocum Bunny Vaughter and Mary Rawlings. Membership oaths were taken at Betty Jo Blake home. Each new member received an orchid corsage. Sophomore and junior Scarabs members recently hosted a chicken dinner for graduating seniors at Knott's Berry Farm.
The piece outlines summer mix and match separates for easy chic. It highlights a dark green cotton poplin skirt with yellow stitched pockets paired with a yellow shirt and belt, plus a tissue shantung skirt with a shantung blouse in muted orange tones and gold belt accents. It suggests outfits for cocktails, picnics, and casual days, including shorts, pedal pushers, denim options, and a red plaid option for small figures.
Mrs Herbert E Lewis was installed as president of the Loyalty Club by outgoing president Mrs James Lynch at a recent meeting. Other officers named include Mrs Charles R Wilkinson as vice president and Mrs Roy Swear inger as recording secretary. The event featured miniature pastel hats as decor and afternoon contract and canasta. Additional duties listed cover secretary, treasurer, audi tor, visitation, publicity, membership, prizes, and ways and means with Mrs Lynch as parliamentarian.
Edison PTA at the school library held Flag Salute led by Cub Scouts under Mrs Jack Farnsworth. Highlights from the state PTA convention in San Diego were reported by Mrs William Grist and Mrs Eleanor Keeler. The year’s activities were summarized by historians Mrs George Wieke. A musical program featured Miss Binda Davis with song I Sing Because I am Happy. New officers were installed, gifts given to retiring president Mrs Tom Mitchell, and refreshments served by members and Girl Scouts.
Multiple women club sections describe June meetings and programs. Margaret Ives club honored with readings, prayers, and a Glacier National Park film from Union Oil, with two teen performers. L. U. B. A. and Up-and-Coming groups held recitals, installations, and luncheons with new officers and gifts.
Mr and Mrs W A Mayo hosted the first full family reunion in 14 years at Caldwell Apartments. Attendees included sons in law daughters and grandchildren from Santa Fe Bellingham San Diego and many others. Sixth grade pupils held a graduation party in the school cafe and the executive board ended its year with a potluck luncheon for teachers staff and the principal.
Louise Levins outlines a two week plan to attract and hold a husband during a vacation. The Coronet article promises rapid progress, detailing step by step actions and important aftercare to maximize chances of forming a lasting match.
Mrs Paul Forker was elected president of the California Blue Star Mothers at the sixth annual Los Angeles convention, succeeding Mrs Richart Jonechat. Other officers include Mrs Idna Brown Alhambra and Mrs Eva Johnston Wilmington as vice presidents, with Mrs Pauline Burnett Bellflower as recording secretary and Mrs Mildred Cogswell Alhambra as treasurer, as resolutions urged stronger sex crime laws and expanded benefits for armed forces dependents. Mrs Lee Scott of Willoughby Ohio and her husband visited for the event, hosted by Mrs Leo Jones of the Cooper Arms.
Capers Dance Club staged a bon voyage dance in Town Hall directed by Mrs Derrall Call. An Hawaiian atmosphere featured a central rose ice punch bowl and flower wristlets. This was the group’s last dance. the Promenade will open in September at the Pacific Coast Club with high school students, chaired by Mrs George Hollingsworth and treasurer Mrs Gustav C Berg.
Ruth Ann Searcy eight and Gerry Lou Searcy eleven hosted a party before their summer train trip to Sacramento with dancing a barbecue and a scavenger hunt. Guests included Carol Grove Nancy Lake Joell Hughes Bobby Norris Wayne Higley Keith Kurtz and Harry Smith as the sisters prepare to visit grandparents L A Davis in the state capital and relatives and friends across the trip.
Miss Jacqueline Haines elected president of Phi Kappa Delta Sorority at Arlene Satin home 2094 W 26th St. New officers Marilyn Hobba Dorothy Pope Arlene Satin Marilyn Shoenhair Patricia Bihner Nadean Harrell and Barbara Van Horng. New members Julia Holqui Edythe Saiz Wanda Corum Dixie Davis.
A fragment explains frosted sandwich loaf fillings and bread layering. It suggests chopped ripe olives and chopped nuts with mayonnaise for one filling, and using unsliced whole wheat and white bread for two loaves with alternating layers. It also offers a macaroni or potato salad dressing formula and a simple chopped vegetable mix with mayonnaise, green pepper, vinegar, and salt to taste.
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