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Newspaper

Long Beach Press Telegram

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Oct 11, 1952

Page

4

Jordan PTA Sets 1000 Member Goal

Jordan's Parent-Teacher Association launches a week long membership drive with a 1000 member goal. Membership cards sellable in classrooms. Officers Dorothy Corbin and Shirley Brockman organize the effort. Members gain free auditorium shows and reserved home game seating with Wilson coach. Prizes awarded for top sellers and high membership percent.

Jordan Parent-Teacher Association Bcards Dorothy Corbin Shirley Brockman Wilson George Hughes Goss

Poly Alumni Plan Annual Homecoming Day

Poly Alumni plan annual homecoming day with a 2 p.m. guided tour of new and reconditioned buildings under Walter Bell and others, a 2:30 refreshment break, and a 3:15 general meeting in Hoorn 2021. The 8 p.m. Poly-Alhampra game at Stephene Field features invited stars Barbara Britton Spike Jones Van Heflin Kenny Baker.

Faly Ray Neveau Poly Walter Bell Kath Jeen Harnett Helene Gass Sam Dimas Hoorn Anthony Gill O. Odie Wright Stephene Field Jordan High School Barbara Britton Spike Jones van Heflin Kenny Baker Alammms

Hank Viets Heads Wilson Scripters

Hank Viets, senior, is elected head of Wilson's writing club the Scripters. He also serves as governor of athletics and president of the Varsity Lettermen's Club. Elected officers include Alice Betts vice president Rosalee Tucker recording secretary Dixie Tinsley corresponding secretary and Walt Cox treasurer. First meeting was a picnic and swimming party at John Gartner ranch.

Wilson's Writing Club Hank Viets Hank Coun Alice Betts Rosalee Tucker Dixie Tinsley Walt Cox Scripters John Gartner

Portia Completes Slate of Officers at Poly Campus

Portia welfare club on the Poly campus has completed elections. New officers include Sandra Charzlin vice president Patsy Graeber recording secretary Bonnie Lee corresponding secretary Shirley Thiele social chairman Marilyn Lortscher treasurer Luis Baker pledge mistress and Barbara Smith welfare chairman Marilyn Vickers was elected president last week by the Girls' League Executive Board. Portia is a closed club with about 40 members who join by vote and initiate on the second night. Members support feed and clothe the orphan Tommy, assist PTA drives, and host cake sales earning one Gold L point each semester.

Portia Poly Sandra Charzlin Patsy Graeber Bonnie Lee Shirley Thiele Marilyn Lortscher Luis Baker Barbara Smith Marilyn Vickers Girls’ League Elethe Tommy PTA

College Party in the Gay Nineties at City College

Sania Shafto announces a Gay Nineties themed college party for students and faculty at City College women’s gym from 3 to 3. A French cancan chorus and a barbershop quartet are planned acts with dancing, plus Gay Nineties style decorations, entertainment, and refreshments. Organizers include Joyce Crow, Joan Meade, Nancy Kealy, and Eleanor Bruce.

Ybcc Cct Sania Shafto City College Women Joyce Crow Joan S Meade Nancy Kealy Eleanor Bruce

1952 Scholarship Winners Honored at Poly High

Doug Candland and Naomi Nakashima, Class of ’52, win Howard H. Hicks Scholarship and will have a display case devoted to the month in the art gallery of the new memorial library at Poly High. Also on display are ceramics from James Fortiman’s classes at the Municipal.

Doug Candland Naomi Nakashima Howard H. Hicks New Memorial Library Poly High School James Fortiman Municipal

Joint Presents Friday for LBCC Women

LBCC student clubs stage Joint Presents Friday in the women's gym to welcome about 100 new members after three weeks of rushing by five clubs TNT TamuzEntre Nous Ramayana Mahabharata. Receivers will line 8 to 9 30. New members wear lighter dresses. others wear dark gowns. Homecoming candidates to be announced by club presidents. queen candidate is a new member.

City College Society TNT Tammuz Entre Nous Mayana Mahabaharata Alice Heckendorf Barbara Johnson

St Anthony's launches bus charter for out of town games

SA Bulletin Board notes three 60 passenger busses will transport students to Riverside for away contests. Philalethians elect officers Kathy Van Etten president Pat Owell vice president Marie Librie secretary Lorraine Huber treasurer and Poly Ann Eckelberg Susan Kirste sergeants at arms. Cheerleaders chosen Denise Parr Sandra Nash Kathy Kaiser. Intramural volleyball begins with home room teams. Senior jackets selected. Jerry Dunn and Rick Smith lead voting. all wool jacket chosen, colors undecided. Ski club planned to boost winter sports interest. Senior girls assembly and Paduanan Student Council meetings scheduled.

St. Anthony's Riverside Philalethians Kathy van Etten Pat Owell Marie Librie Lorraine Huber Poly Ann Eckelberg Susan Kirste Denice Parr GAA Sandra Paduanan

Vikings Prepare to Raid Gades Homecoming Week at LBCC

Bakersfield Renegades themed homecoming at Long Beach City College features a Thursday Oct 23 downtown parade starting 9 pm at First St and Pacific Ave. Prizes go to top floats in women’s, arts, and coed clubs. Queen crowned at Friday dance. trophies awarded at Saturday football game against Bakersfield.

Bakersfield Renegades Long Beach City College Long Beach LBCC Bakersfield First St Pacific Ave Anens Tyr Vany

League of Jordan Installs Officers Ceremony

The Girls' League of Jordan High School installed officers for the coming semester. Joyce Martin was named president with Marty Isenburg as vice president and Jodi Rydell as recording secretary. Beverly Moffit became corresponding secretary and Shirley Kuster headed the uniform board.

Girls’ League of Jordan High School Girls’ League Nancy Witcher Burtyce Lincoln Joyce Martin Marty Isenburg Jodi Rydell Beverly Moffit Shirley Kuster Annette Souza Mary Low Vega Sally J. Johnson Caroline Brown Rhoda Crawford Linde Weaver Nancy Bevestlon Clara Goff Marion Zinn Joanne Litz

Art Center display showcases self expression through art education

Art Center hosts a student and instructor led display featuring weaving drawing painting leather craft ceramics stage craft advertising art and craft design. The theme is Opportunities for Self Expression in Art Education highlighting broad creative avenues.

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Scholars Pick Girl President at Wilson School

The Scholarship Society's 151 member roster shows Dixie Tinsley elected as president, the first girl to hold the post, with Bob Thompson as vice president, Margaret Cushman as recording secretary, Jean Gargerick as corresponding secretary, and Dorel Jones as treasurer. A semester itinerary includes a dinner for Principal Eaton Bemis and CSF convention participation in Inglewood.

Wilson

Bill Steuber Heads Panther Cubs at Jordin High

Newly elected sophomore officers were announced at Jordin High School. President Bill Steuber, vice president Arni Shusterman, Virginia Fletcher as secretary, and Sharon Obergh as treasurer took the oath. Activities included accordion, pantomime acts, song leaders, majorettes, and yells. Vivian Wehrll sponsors the class and organizes semester activities.

Jordin High School Bill Steuber Arni Shusterman Virginia Fletcher Sharon O'Bergh Jeanne Coppedge Bob Day Jerry van Amburg Panther Cubs Vivian Wehrll

Sunday Schools Enter Contest Across the Nation

The Rev L B Lewis of Long Beach Assembly of God announces his church has joined the Christian Life national Sunday School contest running from Sunday to November. More than 600 churches are entered with prizes including a $3500 organ and furniture. Lakewood Assembly of God and Lakewood First Baptist also join with local awards for largest family attendance and class size. A stunt drops paper plates from an airplane over Lakewood Center with numbers for prizes. Rev Howard Levy of Fuller Seminary will preach at 10 45 AM.

L. Bil Lewis 1Long Beach Assembly of God Atlantic Ave Christian Life Chicago Ill Lewis Oure Palestine Lakewood Assembly of God Lakewood First Baptist Lakewood Assembly of God Church Roy Speece Montair Ave Lakewood Center Speece Howard Levy Fuller Theological Seminary Pasadena

Methodist Choir Recognition Day at First Methodist

The church plans Choir Recognition Day during the 11:00 a.m. service with Rev. William Harrison Myers noting choirs as key to youth and worship. Rolla Alford and associates are praised for creating an atmosphere of beauty and harmony, followed by Dr. Hobart Amstutz speaking on Reconciliation and later Front Line News.

First Methodist Church William Harrison Myers Rolla Alford Myers Hobart Amstutz Amstutz Trinity College Singapore Malay States Lund Sweden

Laymen to Lead Morning Services at First Congregational

Layman will conduct both morning services at First Congregational Church on Sunday with scripture reading and preaching. Laymen's Sunday emphasizes lay participation in church work locally nationally and internationally. At 930 a m Joseph Blackburn opens F Griffith Meade reads the lesson and John Mangold offers prayer. Dr Elliston Farrell handles contributions and Willis Merrill delivers the sermon. At 11 o'clock Melvin Paul Loyal Thomas Lewis Cox Charles Levitt and Willis Lyman take the roles.

First Congregational Church Congregational Christian Fellowship Joseph Blackburn F. Griffith Meade John Mangold Elliston Farrell Willis H. Merrill Melvin V. Paul Loyal JP ‘Thomas Lewis K. Cox Charles J. Levitt Willis T. Lyman

Christian Science Lectures Tuesday at Atlantic Theater

Paul Seeley of Portland will give a free lecture Tuesday noon at the Atlantic Theater 5870 Atlantic Ave on Christian Science Christianity in Action. Seeley, member of the Mother Church lectureship board in Boston, will lead the session.

Paul &. Seeley CBS Portland Ore Atlantic Theater Atlantic Ave Seeley Mother Church First Church of Christ, Scientist Boston Mass

Dr Eads to Preach at First Baptist Church Sun Night

Dr. Eads formerly assistant pastor and Men's Bible class teacher at First Baptist, will speak at the evening service Sunday. He joined First Church in September 1942 from Wayne Nebraska and recently accepted the Fort Wayne Indiana pastorate.

Leslie Lads First Baptist Church Dr. Eads First Church Wayne Neb Fort Wayne Ind

Missionary Couple to Address Eteri Club Meeting

Missionary pair Mr and Mrs Kate Wilhelmson from India will address the Eteri Club of young business and professional women at Trinity Lutheran Church social hall Monday at 7 30 pm Mrs Wilhelmson is former Jean Mitchell of the Go Ye Fellowship Bible Institute of Los Angeles.

Kate Wilhelmson India Eteri Club Trinity Litheran Church Wilhelmson Jean Mitchell Go Ye Fellowship Bible Institute of Los Angeles

Presbyterians Plan Fall and Winter Program

Southern California's 200 plus Presbyterian churches shaped fall and winter plans at the semiannual Southern California Coordinating Board meeting held at the Presbyterian Conference grounds in Pacific Palisades. Rev. Carroll L. Shuster presided as executive secretary. The evangelism program aims for a region wide visitation in February and March 1952 led by Dr. Reuben Field Pieters of First Presbyterian Church Long Beach. The effort targets a mass meeting before Easter with several hundred new members to be received at once.

Southern California Presbyterian Conference Grounds Pacific Palisades Carroll L. Shuster Reuben Field Pieters First Presbyterian Church Long Beach Committee On Evangelism Southland

Salvation Army to Hear Capt Rice at Locust Ave Chapel

Captain Gene Rice of Los Angeles will speak at the 11 a.m. Sunday Salvation Army service at 329 Locust Ave. Major Eldin K. Tobin announces special music by the Junior and Senior Songsters and the Citadel band. This is Captain Rice and Mrs. Rice’s first visit since their arrival as divisional secretaries for youth in Southern California. Major Tobin will also speak at the evening meeting.

Gene Rice Los Angeles Salvation Array Locust Ave Eldin K. Tobin Citadel Band Rive Suthern California Tobin

Baptist Executive Here for Revival at First Southern

Dr. Samuel G. Posey of Fresno, executive secretary-treasurer for the Southern Baptist General Convention of California, will lead a two week revival at First Southern Baptist Church, 5640 Orange Ave, beginning Oct 12.28. The revival aligns with a simultaneous Southern California campaign across 61 churches under Rev. Reymond Brister. Posey, who came to California in 1948 to teach at Golden Gate Baptist Theological Seminary, later became state convention president.

Samuel G. Fosey Fresno Secrenry-Treassurer Southern Baptist General Convention of California First Southern Baptist Church Orange Ave Annus Los Angeles

Appleman to Preach at Bethany Baptist Church

Evangelist Dr Tyman Appleman now holding tent services at Carson Street and Cherry Avenue preaches Sunday morning at Bethany Baptist Church on Hill Street and Olive Avenue. Evening service starts at 7 with the Appleman meeting at 8 45 Rev Hubbard to speak on Looking for a Rainbow.

Tyman Appelman Carson St Cherry Ave Bethany Baptist Church Hill St Olive Ave Robert L. Hubbard Appelman Hubbard

Groundbreaking Rite for N L B Christian Church

Groundbreaking ceremonies will mark the start of a new church building for North Long Beach Christian Church at Market Street and Lemon Avenue. Local dignitaries and church leaders will speak after a communion service, then proceed to the site west of the current education unit.

North Long Beach Robert C Walker Ministerial Union

Pastor's Family Active Helpers in Local Church

Fev Brister pastor elected moderator of the Los Angeles Southern Baptist Association and California representative on Foreign Missions board. His son John, 22, named music education director. Lynn, 26, is Sunday school general superintendent. Juanice selected as church pianist while studying at California Baptist College.

First Southern Baptist Church Fev Raymond G. Brister Los Angeles John Brister Lynn Brister Brister Juanice Mojo Lng In Muels California Baptist College

Women to Hold Diocese Meet In Long Beach

About 250 women from the Episcopal diocese of Los Angeles will attend the Diocesan Woman's Auxiliary fall meeting at St John’s next Tuesday. The event opens with holy communion at 9:00 a.m. Bishop Francis Erle Bloy and Dean John McG. Krumm will address the morning session and luncheon. A complete report on the Boston General Convention will be given by attendees.

St. Luke's All Sainte Long Beach St. Thomas of Canterbury Lakewood Village Episcopal Diocese of Los Angeles Woman's Auxiliary St. John's Francis Erle Bloy John McGi Krumm St Paul's St Paul's] Cathedral Bloy House of Bishops Boston Dean Krumm House of Deputies Women's Auxiliary Min St. Elmo Coombs

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Jordan Pta By Sally Jean Johnson Wilson Scripters Shirley Maas SA Bulletin Board By Ricr Smith Gades League of Jordan Panther Mildred F. Pitt City College Ann Jackson Associated Women ‘Students Community Service Committee The Red Cross Shirley Meas Methodists Christian Scientist NEW Church School St Timothy's Evangelical Lutheran Church Arbor Rd Woodruff Ava Lakewood Park Robert Yarger Ralph Severson Salvationists Capt. Rice Baptist Dr, Samuel G, Posey Appleman Bethany Baptist Trinity United Presbyterian Church Orange Ava Westmont College Santa Barbara Theodore M. Anderson John Lundberg Richard Ullmann Don Rutledge James DeSaegher Robert Saucy Albert Witt N.L.B. Christian 57Th St Dairy Ave Mariset St Lemon Ave Seremon Carl Ete Crain
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