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Newspaper
Long Beach Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
May 05, 1952
Page
21
A series of PTA events and guest lectures are scheduled in Long Beach area schools. Speakers include Raymond Simpson and district PTA leaders. ninth grade parental info night at Lakewood Junior High. carnivals at McKinley Naples and Addams. Edison and Los Cerritos PTA meetings set with breakfast, booths, and student activities.
Ada L Collier presented a piano recital with Harold V Clark baritone and Maribeth Chace as accompanist at the YWCA Concert Hall. Ella Louise Clark oversaw programs. Pupils Faith Osborn Loren Wright George Hart III Terry Gordon Sherry Lawdon Delaine Hodges Patricia Hart Kit Carey Ernie Gordon Lynne Fredrickson Jimie Gordon Linda Arnold Sharon O'Brien and Harold B Clark performed before seventy five guests.
Fred Herzberg Western director of Brandeis University Walthem Mass will speak on Brandeis University A Jewish Contribution to Higher Education at the Sisterhood of Temple Israel luncheon tomorrow at 12:30 p m in the temple auditorium Mrs A Beaty Allgrim president will officiate
Dianas Club will entertain Mrs Harold Teeple's home Tuesday evening with artificial flower corsage centerpieces to be given to each mother as a keepsake. Guests include Mines Ivy Teeple Gretta Rose Collas Lewis Alice Goss H C Bennett Mayme Foster Adella Gylling Verna Harold Elnora Couch Ruby Foster. members list Mines Harold Steuber Harold Teeple James Fine Eugene Sellers Kenneth Cummings Harry Schurch Henry Ratzlaff B G Shaw Ray Teeple Alden Berner Homer Duke Jack Godwin Robert Metzigar Art Foster Wilson Emrich.
Cohostesses at a shower in the Benson home, 3139 Heather Rd, complemented Mrs Stephen Guidi. Mmes. Robert Henson John Buckley and Wendell Gowdy led the event with pastel floral decorations. Guests included Mmes. Thomas Alston Stan Allen William Barry Herbert Cook Robert DiTraspani Edward Gillean Bill Gililand Edwin Green Robert Greenberg Norman Hastings Robert Heinz Wayne Severns William Palmer David Tupper Larry Bonzer Jack Lyons Don Tosh Dale Gatchell Wayne Grisham Drew Inboden John Elder James Carroll Revert Lemon Tred Hauswirth and Richard Hollar.
Decorative Arts Foundation will meet Wednesday at the residence of Mrs Ralph E Lane in Los Angeles. The board meeting begins at 10 30 a m followed by tea at 1 00 p m and then the general meeting.
In Palo Alto yesterday afternoon a betrothal was announced for Gloria Jean Gawthorpe and Thomas William Mulcahy Jr. The bride elect is the daughter of Mrs. Logan H. Goodknight of 42 La Linda Drive. Forty guests attended the tea. The couple has tentatively set June 21 for a wedding in Long Beach.
Lorita Vallely presented a preview of campaign issues and accusations in a concluding Ebel Theater lecture. She warned that Republicans face tough public opinion, cited voter registration totals, and urged reading on politics while noting this is her final year with the Assistance League series.
Southern California Alumni Association hosts the Dixie Ball Saturday at Oakmont Country Club to greet Kappa Alpha fraternity members and feature singing minstrels representing southern tradition. Long Beach patrons include Mr. and Mrs. Carrol M. Counts and Mr. and Mrs. Myri Ott.
The Temple Sinai Sisterhood will elect officers for the coming year at a luncheon held at Temple Sinai on Wednesday.
Raymond Simpson William Grant and Craig Hosmer outlined their platforms for the Woman's City Club segment held in Town Hall Friday afternoon. Mrs. Pearl Kashishian and her son Arthur discussed Oriental rug care. Jordan High School orchestra, led by S. H. Kosowsky, performed. club officers were elected and a fundraising event netted $135.
Mr and Mrs J S Reynolds of 2087 Eucalyptus Ave launched their new boat Jaime Lu named for their granddaughter A few days ago Guests at the gathering included Bob Johnson Paul Roberts Bill Chapman Fred Almas Mr and Mrs Tom Quinn Mr and Mrs Joseph Bailey and daughter Helen
Mr and Mrs Harlan Moore were among Long Beach couples attending a Scripps College alumnae reunion a few days ago at the Camelback Inn in Phoenix Arizona.
Johnny Howard Clark, son of Lt. and Mrs. G. L. Clark of 5722 Gossamer St, celebrated his fourth birthday with a home party. Cowboy themed cake and decorations drew a large group of guests including family members and friends. A dinner was held that evening for the honoree with Capt. H. L. Clark, USN (ret.) and Mrs. Clark among attendees.
Members of Blue Bird Leaders Association met today at Camp Suanga for the May session and luncheon. Garfield School Myra and Eloise Wright chaired the event with helpers Mines Betty Davis Kaye Jenkins and Charles Link. Ruth Michie led a demonstration program. Louise Jefferson spoke on Blue Bird graduation plans. New leaders earning certificates include Alama Woll Verna Johnson Donna Cross Katherine Sorenson Laura Kruse Bertha Evans Betty Cloos Ruth Gross Genevieve Angdahl Barbara Lancaster Betty Barbee Edna Childers Helen Bughes.
Helen Moore becomes president of the Theta Upsilon alumnae group and will begin her term Saturday at a nothick dinner. Members and husbands gather at the home of Mr and Mrs William C Price, 4329 Lime Ave, at 7 o clock.
Wilbur J. Cohen of Washington D C, technical adviser for the Social Security Commission, visited the Southland with his aunt Mrs Bessie Wilzin of 2580 Maine Ave. He was the principal speaker at the social welfare convention here.
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