Students Win Scholarships Will Attend Various Colleges
Jordan High students receive multiple scholarships for fall 1960: Boo Wahl will enroll at Dartmouth after receiving a 1600 scholarship. Bob Mangles earns a Naval ROTC scholarship for study at one of 52 colleges and will serve as U S Navy ensign after graduation. Sylvia Baber wins a $50 North Long Beach Women’s Club award. Carolina Brown gains a Panhellenic Association scholarship of 100. Terry Schroeder receives Harvard bound scholarship and combines roles as Jordan High student leader. Bobby Dobbins earns a $220 Pepperdine special achievement scholarship for journalism with renewal potential totaling 900 after four years. The awards recognize leadership, citizenship, and scholastic achievement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boo Wahl
Jordan High
NROTC
Dartmouth
Jordan
California
Long Beach
Lakewood Country Club
Bob Mangles
Jordan Pligh
United States
Bob
United States Navy
Terry Schroeder
Southland
Harvard Club
Los Angeles
Terry
Rice
Princeton
Harvard
Bobby Dobbins
Poly
Pepperdine College of Los Angeles
Bobby
Neware
Viking Band Set for Final Row May 29
The City College Viking Band plans a Pops Concert on May 29 at 12 a.m. in the women’s gym marking the year’s final public appearance. It will feature 18 departing members, with performances by Three Jacks, deg benes, Typical Band Rehearsal, and Sousa’s Stars and Stripes march. A band banquet on June 4 at Victor Hugo’s will honor trophies for top members and install new officers: Ogden, Beges, Real, Langston, and Toush.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City College Viking Band
Terie A Tiebic Yelles
Boesian
Viking Band
Trummet Trian
Deg Benes
Dim Ogden
Herb Beges
Kirk Real
Dixie Langston
Ed Toush
Libbrarian
Stan Evans
Ronald Ballard
Cheryl Merrell
Pat Sutton
Grammar School Newspaper Meet at Field Elementary
Youngest members of the Long Beach newspaper clan gathered at Field Elementary School to discuss publication issues and share ideas. Attendees included editors from Bryant Buffum Burbank Grant Garfield Lincoln Lonefel Jow and Muir Elementary Schools. Hosts were James Ohi Donald Hachiya Gloria Hines and Midori Sumi of Field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Long Beach
Field
Bryant
Buffum
Burbank
Grant
Garfield
Lincoln
Lonefel Jow
Muir
James Ohi
Donald Hachiya
Gloria Hines
Midori Sumi
Field School
Senior Prom Set June 5 At Poly High
The Poly senior class plans its annual senior prom for June 5 with Star dust as the theme chosen by class votes. Decorations will feature a garden effect under the guidance of Wat Stusher and Dana Leftwich, with Chuck Acosta leading the entertainment committee and Norman M. Haskell as faculty adviser.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poly
Stardust
Wat Stusher
Dana Leftwich
Chuck Acosta
Norman ‘M. Haskell
Faculty Tea Fetes Long Beach State Teachers
Long Beach State College undergraduates from the Student Teachers Association hosted a tea for faculty members including President Robert as chief host. The event celebrated faculty service and highlighted campus collaboration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Long Beach State College
Robert Cases
Gilmore Heads Loudspeaker as 1953 Editor-in Chief
John Gilmore is named editor in chief of the Loudspeaker for 1953 54 at a Knotl's Berry Farm banquet. The staff includes Miss Skare Kay Cartner and Terry Woll among others with Ross Newhan heading the sports page and numerous assistants and advisors listed. Special guests attended including Mr. and Mrs. John Gartner and Harry J. Moore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Gilmore
Walt Cox
Rosalee Tucker
Isape Wils
Knotl
Barry Farm
Gilmore
Miss Skare
Kay Cartner
Shirley Petro
Emogene Trexel
Fred Weaver
Sue Stapleton
Terry Woll
Marty Beth Nichols
Frank Smead
Margie Desmond
Shelley Rousse
Alagle
Ross Newhan
Fred Kelley
Joe Fiore
Dave Commions
Jevonne Sharpe
Gloria Austin
Jerry Eichen
Bill Davenport
Mary Snipes
Gerry Welsh
Press-Telegram
Scott Chelius
Dick Lacy
Dick Walker
Phil Benson
Jim Enzweiler
Walter Lodwick
Lee Pretz
Wayne White
Ralph Poole
Richard Tilesen
Fred Schmidt
Paul Dansby
Jim Davis
John Einslow
Alice Betts
Bill Bouléy
Barbara Cohen
Bil Davenport
Nancy Tilton Glenn
Lessie Herman
Jim Hopking
Don Hazelwood
Merrill ‘Lowry
Jim Meyer
Joan Meyer
Jercy Sullivan
Carla Stearley
Dixie ‘Tinsley
Hank Wicts
Violet Walter
Jeanette Wallace
Terry Wertz
Sonny Wright
Sandra MacKay
Messrs
Gas Leak Found in Buffalo House Damages Estimated
Acting battalion chief Joseph Burger says a gas leak was found in a Buffalo residence after a match sparked the problem. He estimated 400 dollars in damage to the home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo
Joseph Burger
CROP SHIPS FIRST STATE FOOD TO NEEDY
California’s first spring food contribution to the Rural Overseas Program was sent by Santa Maria Valley growers as a carload of dry-pack lettuce to Chicago. State CROP! director Franklin Lowney said this is California’s first consignment since 1950, part of a program operating since 1947 to ship bulk food to war ravaged countries. State HQs were set in San Francisco with Southern California HQ at 9330 W Adams St Los Angeles.
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California
Santa Maria Valley
Chicago
Franklin Lowney
Middle West
San Francisco
Southern California
W. Adams St
Los Angeles
Forming of Tract Society Revealed
Dave MacPherson associate editor announces the beginning of a tract society organized at 2312 Troquins Ave Tos Altos. Advisory board includes Dr Norman B MacPherson pastor and Dr George W MacPherson former director. Daye is president with Donald Z Benson as vice president. Young MacPherson authored three tracts with a 325 prize win in the 1953 Chicago contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dave MacPherson
Troquins Ave
Tos Altos
Norman 8. MacPherson
Dave
Far West Baptist Church
George W. MacPherson
New York
Evengel
The
Yonkers Book Co
Daye
Bible Institute of Los Angeles
New Macpherson Tract Society
Donald Z. Benson
Fuller Seminary
Pacadene
Youne MacPherson
Chicago Tract Society
Church to Receive Children as Members
A class of 25 children will join East Long Beach Methodist Church at the 11 a.m. service on Pentecost Sunday. Pastor Rev. Quentin Paul Hoyer will conduct the ceremony at 11th Street and Freeman Avenue. Loyalty Night will be observed at 7 p.m. with special music and features. all members and friends are urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Long Beach
City College Drama Class Opens May 27
City College drama students stage three performances of Another Language by Rose Franken starting Wednesday May 27 at 8 30 in the Little Theatre on campus. Public nights are Wednesday May 27 and Friday May 29 with a faculty night Thursday. Tickets priced at 8 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City College
Rose Franken
Kathryn Kennedy
Little Theatre
Livestock Prices Slide After Weekend Peak Declines
Prices across cattle and hogs fell this week from a two month high, with barrows and gilts down 40 to 65 cents and steers and yearlings unevenly up to 70 cents higher. Top cattle price reached 25.25 for two loads of 1240 pound Nebraska fed steers as receipts remained lighter and lambs sold firm to higher on the market yard.
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Scicnce A
Cholee
Nebraska
Usdaj
Young
Irholge
Mont Ahora
Sintra
Fommecelal
Eanners End Walters
Utlifly
Rome
Torretal
Jfew
Itner Talvan
Tebide
Etenen
Unclear dairy and poultry product quality notes
Fragmentary OCR notes discuss butter eggs and poultry grades with references to Grade B and Grade A, and mentions of carton packaging and consumption email contact. Vague supplier and production terms appear, with scattered percentages and product codes.
Weekly business and tax outlook in 1953 summary
New York reports mixed signals as business absorbs tax proposal uncertainty while production slows due to auto strikes. Treasury foresees a federal sales tax and balance by June 1954, with profits remaining high until mid 1954. Industrial output overall held near records despite auto plant shutdowns and supplier delays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Eisenhower
White House
Congress
Treasury
Humphrey
Jime
Marion B. Folsom
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Commerce Department
Department
Trend of Stack Prices for Last Week Analyzed
Analyzed closing prices through May 21 show seven day swings and a recovery from the March low. The piece notes major moves last seven days and argues the market is not bear, then compares corporate asset growth since 1939 with current price levels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dow-Sones
Department of Commerce
Obituary notices list several Long Beach deaths
Ida L Parry four died at home in Long Beach from Neosha Missouri arrival years ago. Service Monday 2 p.m. at W Coon Chapel. Interment Melrose Memorial Park. Gisela Bigelow 39 died in Orange after 30 years in the area. Rosary Sunday 7:30 p.m. at Mottell’s Chapel. Mass Monday 10 a.m. at St Anne’s Church. Infant R C Van Hooser died in local hospital. Graveside service today Sunnyside Memorial Park. James E Ricks 57 died in Los Angeles hospital. Service Monday 1 p.m. White Emerson Mortuary Whittier. Burial Rose Hill Memorial Park. Surviving relatives listed include spouses, children, and siblings.
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Parry
Ida L. Parry
Lema Ave
Long Beach
Neosha
Harrisonburg
Methodist Church
William S
Lee _L. Montrose
Alan 5. Pearce
Melrose Memorial Park
St. Anne's Church
Ricks
James E. Ricks
Spence St
Los Angeles
Rexburg
Idaho
Owen
Fortunette Anderson
C. A. Ricks
L. W. Fare
H. E. Warnock
White-Emerson Mortuary
Whittier
Rose Ho
Taft to Leave Clinic After Checkup Finds Nothing
Taft planned to leave the Army Walter Reed Medical Center today after a four day general medical checkup. Doctors found nothing wrong says Jack Startin chief office aid. Taft has hip pains but the visit yielded no serious illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taft
Sen
Tals
Ohio
Senate
Army
Walter Reed Medical Center
Jack Startin
Emmanuel Presbyterian to Host Youth Director In Pulpit
William Showalter theological student and acting youth director will occupy the pulpit at Emmanuel Presbyterian Church Sixth Street and Termino Avenue on Memorial Day. He will preach at 11:00 a.m. on Remember Me and at 7:30 p.m. on Micah Courageous Predictor, the first in a series about little known Bible characters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emmanuel Presbyterian Church
Sixth St
Termino Ave
William Showalter
Edward E. Baird
General Assembly of the Presbyterian Church, USA
Sixth Grade Students to Present Playlet at Local Church
Long Beach sixth grade pupils enrolled in released time Evangelical education will perform The Dramatic Story of the Bible at First Four Square Gospel Church on Friday at 7 30 PM. The program covers creation to Jesus life as told in the four gospels, with the Junior Choir from St. John's Baptist Church providing songs. public is invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Long Beach
First Foursquare Gospel Church
Lth St. and
Junipero Ave
Jesus
St. Jonn's Baptist Church
White Temple to Open New Foyers at Church
Both east and west entrances at White Temple Southern Baptist Church on 10th Street will open Sunday after remodeling with double mahogany doors. The east foyer was funded by Dr B W Mounts of Palm Beach and Ione Mounts in memory of their parents, while the west foyer was donated by James C Durham of the Los Angeles police in memory of his wife Evelyn Durham. Foyers will be florally decorated for the occasion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White Temple
Southern Baptist Church
St. Ind
Paladys Ave
B. W. Mounts
Plamo Beach
Ione Mounts
Brown Drilling Co
Tunisia
Africa
Long Beach
James C. Durham
Los Angeles
Evelyn Durham
White Temple Church
Campaign Chiefs Named for All Saints Episcopal Drive
Howard Taylor is parish campaign chairman and Charles W. Chapin parish campaign treasurer for the Episcopal Advancement Fund drive at All Saints Episcopal Church. A parish committee of vestry members and laymen forms to support the campaign. A Loyalty Dinner is set for June 3 with speakers. The drive aims to extend missions and strengthen Episcopal institutions in the Los Angeles diocese including Seamen's Church Institute of San Pedro, Good Samaritan Hospital, Church Home for the Aged in Alhambra, Church Home for Children in L A, Episcopal City Mission Society, religious education, and youth camps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard
Taylor
All Saints Episcopal Church
Charles W. Chapin
Leigh Pink
Parsh Vestry
Reception of Members Planned at Church
North Long Beach Community Presbyterian Church will observe Pentecost Sunday with the sacrament of the Lord's Supper in both the 8 30 and 11 a m services. Rev Richard Gordon Irving notes reception of members at the late service for those attending the communicants classes. The baptismal sacrament will be admitted. Irving will have for the communion meditation the theme Nothing Less than a New Humanity. The Chancel Choir will sing Jesus Friend of Sinners. Miss Jean Huffman a student at San Anselmo Theological Seminary will serve as interna and assist in church work during the summer months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Long Beach Community
Jesus
Farr
Dickinson
Jean Huff
Man
San Francisco Theological Seminary
Ban sAnselmo
Communion Services at East Side Church Offer Two Morning Sessions
East Side Christian Church at Seventh Street and Obispo Avenue will host two morning communion services beginning Sunday at 8 15 and 10 45 o clock. Rev. John W. Hanna will preach What the Church Has for You A Lamp and Light at both services. Daniel Boone will be the early service soloist with Mildred Sams and the Chancel Choir performing Open Our Eyes at the late service. At 7 30 p m the Young Matrons present Stewardship the Year Bound to the Family, written and directed by Mrs Rebecca Carpenter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bas
Side Christian Church
Seventh St
Obispo Ave
John W. Hanna
Daniel Boone
Mildred Sams
McFarland
Rebecca Carpenter
Understanding God as Soul in Sunday Lesson Sermon
The Christian Science lesson titled Soul and Body emphasizes grasping God as Soul. The Golden Text cites 1 Corinthians about beholding glory and being transformed by the Lord’s Spirit. Mary Baker Eddy notes Soul's attributes manifesting in man and the Master healing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Baker Eddy
Divine Providence and Hospitality Hour at First Baptist
Rev John R Gunn assistant pastor preaches at 7 a m on Divine Providence while Dr Winfield Edson attends the American Baptist Convention in Denver. At 7 30 p m Dr Bryant Wilson co pastor speaks on The Worst Pen t vs Our Best Friend. 6 30 Hospitality Hour honors Dr and Mrs Bryant as friends greet them. Orchestra will play a brief quarter hour concert before the evening service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John R. Gunn
First Baptist Church
Winfield Edson
Denver
Bryant Wilson
Mrs. Bryant
Chorch Orchestra
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Bob Wohl
Terry ‘Shroeder
Sylvia Baber
Harolin Brown
Viking
L. B
Gregg
Business and Technology
Carolyn Lou Johnson
Marilyn Bradshaw
Crack
Rosales Tucker
William A. Crow
Ebell Club
Neil M. Harrington
Ed Boutwell
Richard M. Glass
Clyde Greenles
Robert Dill
Steft
Eans
Betwice
Wade Ezine
T. E. Applegate
Dow-Sones Industrials
Paul H. Macgregor
Win EY
Utlon & Co
New York Stack Exchange
Bituaries
East Side
God
Lote Ridets
Yerefem
Royal Typewriter CO
Pine Ave
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