Auxiliary Session Hosted by Long Beach Ladies Unit
Long Beach Fire Department Ladies Auxiliary will meet Thursday in Colonial Hall. Past presidents serving as hostesses include Mines, Lee Marshall, Fred Burdette, Henry Penner, Louis Cupp, Robert Lewis, Abe Shrotmah, William McGree and Leonard Farrar. Refreshments will be served.
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Long Beach Fire Department
Ledies Auxiliary
Colonial Hall
Mines
Lee Marshall
Fred Burdette
Henry Penner
Louis Cupp
Robert Lewis
Abe Shrotmah
William McGree
Leonard Farrar
N L B Juniorettes Honor Mothers at Gala Dinner
Mothers of 30 members of the North Long Beach Juniorettes were honored at a Coast Inn Long Beach dinner. Mrs Grover Seguine presided. A musical program featured Don Sandberg Carroll Young and Mrs Sandberg. Flowers and corsages, district convention reports, and guest attendees highlighted the event. European trip news followed with Mrs Ove Hoyer planning visits to several European countries. A parish card party at St Matthew's Catholic Church was announced for Wednesday evening with bridge canasta and pinochle.
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Wilton
Douglas Gormack
American Legion’ Auxiliary
California
Leonard W. Hillstead
Chapeau
Honor Society of the Auxiliary
C. H. Martinson
Charles H. Gregory
American Legion
Long Beach
Los Angeles County
North Long Beach
Coast Inn
Grover Seguine
Don Sandberg
Carroll Young
Mmes
Gilford Short
Patrick Lyon
Roy Mamelli
Howard Weightman
Pote
Troy Epting
Fred Harris
Tom Watson
Los Angeles
Vinton Pease
Kenneth McCafferty
St. Matthew's Catholic Church
W. Bingham
R. Jordan
Tribute to Merriam Given at City Club
A City Club tribute to former Governor Merriam featured remarks by John W. Wilson and audience applause. The event at Town Hall included a floral display, musical entertainment by Gilbert Russell, and reports on radio and television, with discussions on Eisenhower, McCarthy, Spain, Peron, and Churchill. Luncheon plans were announced for next Friday to support the building fund, plus notes on an art center project and a tree planting in Recreation Park Saturday.
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Citi
Long Beach
Susanna Milk
Dier
Galda Smith
Frank Merriams
John W. Wilson
Woman’s City Forum
Town Hall
Rose M. Wear
Federation
J.P
Manning
Wilson
Icy High
William I Rer
Spain
Franco
Europe
Hitler
Pearl Harbor
Mussolini
Russia
Peron
Tos
Social Service Committee
Ron Davis
Municipal Art Center
Don A. Billings
Recreation Park
Donna Savage engages to Corp. George W. Ritchie
Donna Mae Savage, daughter of Mr and Mrs Raymond Rhodes of 1009 W Ninth St Corona, announces engagement to Corp George W Ritchie son of Mr and Mrs William Kerwin of Valley Stream Long Island N Y The bride elect attended Wilson College and plans a winter wedding
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Raymond Rhodes
Ninth St
Corona
Donna Mae Savage
Corp
George W. Ritchie
William Kerwin
Valley Stream
Long Island
Wilsor
High School Sweethearts Plan Long Island Nuptials
A high school student and her fiancé, based near El Toro Marine Base in Santa Ana and attending school in Valley Stream, plan nuptials. No date has been set for the ceremony on Long Island.
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el Toro
Santa
Valley Stream
Ana
Long Island
GOP Women Peninsula Club Meeting Discusses Immigration Act
The Republican Women of Peninsula meet at 8 p.m. Wednesday at Mrs. George Wing’s Palos Verdes Estates home 3805 Paseo Del Campo. They will discuss the McCarren Walker Act on immigration, plus state Right-to-Work legislation and child care centers.
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Peninsula Club of Republican Women
George Wing
Paseo del Campo
Palos Verdes Estates
McCarren-Walker
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N.L.B
Ove Hoyer
Copenhagen
Denmark
England
France
Italy
Johnson & Johnson
Red Cross
Merriam
Roth Reece
Press-Telegram Club
Eisenhower
Sen.McCarthy
McCarthy
America
Yeloz
Yolanda
Donna Savage Bride
Shuedey
United Artists Theater
Janet Durnin
Jeff
Dot Johnston
Sue Terry
Fire Department
Ken Zommick
Jean Hill
Blance Marie
Penn-Hodges
Andi
Simmons and Sealy
East Second ST
Long Beach, Calif
Dancer
LEN Dance Studios
E. Broadway
Jean Nawt
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