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Long Beach Press Telegram

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Oct 03, 1951

Page

20

Council discusses better parent teacher relations

The Council of Parents and Teachers held its first open session of the year at First Christian Church. Speakers included Frank McIntyre of the California Teachers Association and Mrs. J Frank Snowden on home school relations. The program featured the Chan soneltes music group and a briefing by Dr. Douglas A Newcomb on enrollment issues.

Council of Parents and Teachers First Christian Church Frank ©. McIntyre California Teachers Association J. Frank Snowden California Congress of Parents and Teachers C. H. Culbertson Theron Freese Gene Bishop John Dewey Edward J. Bragg Charles Dorrans Agnes Burchfield Kathleen Shatto Esther Thompson Alene Patterson Reuhen J. Anderson Douglas A. Newcomb Everett M. Findley Harry H. Corwin Frank Fisher L. T.grisham

Churchwomen meet with executive board and luncheon

Churchwomen Women's Association of Second Presbyterian Church will meet tomorrow with the executive board at 10 a.m. followed by the general meeting at 1 p.m. Luncheon at 12:30 p.m. features Latin America films by Rev and Mrs Alexander Allan, Willis Brewer sings.

Women’s Association of Second Presbyterian Church Latin America Alexander Allan Willis Brewer

Lert discusses Handel life and Messiah at club dinner

Richard Lert, conductor of the Pasadena Symphony, reviewed Handel life and oratorio versus opera for Long Beach Musical Arts Club. He displayed original Messiah scores and explained Handel's shift to oratorio and his aim to uplift listeners. USC performers Marvin Hayes and Gloria Appleman sang excerpts as part of the evening. Esther Stott Bly led the post dinner program. Phillip and Mrs Stark hosted a silver anniversary dinner at the Wilton Sky Room with guests Harold Kramer, R. C. Mendenhall, and Thomas Roman.

Richard Lert Pasadena Symphony and Civic Chorus George Frederick Handel Long Beach Musical Arts Club Monday Night Pacific Coast Club Lert Handel London Esther Stott Bly Phillip D. Stark Long Beach Beverly Hills Wilton Messrs Harold Kramer R. C. Mendenhall Thomas Roman

The Coffee Ad Sells Fresh Aroma and Bold Flavor

A lively ad touts a richer aroma and brighter flavor from fresh coffee. It urges readers to try the product and fill their cup with the bold blend.

Lock Lovelier in 10 Days with Doctors Home Facial

Eye catching ad touts Noxzema Home Facial to clear problem skin in 10 days. It promises a dainty greaseless cream wash and medicated overnight cream for softer smoother skin with all day protection. If no improvement, money back offer from Baltimore Maryland.

Lovelier Doctors Noxzemm Baltimore Pat Franklin Rutherford, N. J

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