Jordan League Elections Highlight Campus Installations
At two meetings the Jordan Boys and Girls Leagues installed new officers. Girls' League president Mary Cline and Beverly Gates as vice president led a oath ceremony by Miss Burtyce Lincoln. Boys' League president Dennis Nelson and vice president Ken Zommick were installed by Clarence Wood as Jim Mayes became recording secretary and treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jordan Boys' League
Girls’ League
Girls’ League Assembly
Burtyce Lincoln
Girls' League
Mary Cline
Beverly Gates
Linda Houlihan
Pat Marshell
Dress Regulation Board
Jane Ely
Shar- Ineraore
Sandra Brake
Clarence Wood
Boys’ League
Dennis Nelson
Ken Zommick
Jim Mayes
League
Sophomore Class Elects Officers At Jordan
After the fall election on Oct 3 the Jordan sophomore class picked officers. President Glenda Rogers. Vice President Hal Steuber. Secretary Judy Grimes. Treasurer Jerry Kidd. The class began after school started, sponsors only Panther Cubs so far, with more activities desired. To be a Panther Cub a sophomore must learn and demonstrate yells and songs to an upper classman.
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Jordan
Glenda Rogers
Hal Steuber
Judy Grimes
Jerry Kidd
Scholars Map Gay Events
George Hayter presides over the Wilson Chanter of the California Scholarship Federation with new officers Jan Copeland and Nancy Viets serving as vice president and recording secretary. Sally Gartner is correspond ing secretary and Ada Crane treasurer. Steering committee includes Don Lenzer Jim Ferguson Janet Dorrans Dick Hopkins and Linda Hossum. Committee chairs Darlene Cook Mary Smart Linda Lavern Sandra Snebley Jean Peterson Robbie Baum plan a potluck on November 3 and a Can Can Dance on November 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Hayter
Wilson Chanter
California Scholarship Federation
Dian
Jan Copeland
Nancy Viets
Sally Gartner
Ada Crane
Don Lenzer
Jim Ferguson
Janet Dorrans
Dick Hopkins
Linda Hossum
Darlene Cook
Mary Smart
Linda Lavern
Sandra Snebley
Jean Peterson
Robbie Baum
Barbara Braid Leads Poly Club in Semester Officers
Barbara Braid named to lead Ragads Poly Club with Barbara as president and Sandra Sutton as vice president. Other officers include Niamey Barker secretary Wanda Hutcheson treasurer Cecilia Bryant welfare airman Fatti Kummer publicity chairman Jane Renssergeant at arms. Ragads has 130 members, inherited from senior girls last year. welfare projects planned for the coming semester.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ragas
Pely
Sale Clubs
Barbara Braid
Sandra Sutton
Niamey Barker
Wanda Hutcheson
Cecilia Bryant
Fatti Kummer
Pribe Ty
Jane Ren Sergeant
Ragads
Poly Seniors Plan High Jinks Oct 27 at Girls Gym
Poly senior class officers sponsor Semiannual Senior High Jinks on Thursday October 27 in the campus Girls Gym. Activities include dancing ping pong swimming and a volleyball tournament among senior classes with plaques and ribbons for winning team members. Mardi Harrig was Homecoming queen with attendants Jackie Reon Carolyn Byrd Willene Verd s Marie Parmelee.
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Poly
Contes
Mardi Harrig
Jackie Reon
Carolyn Byrd
Willeneverds
Marie Parmelee
Girls League Hosts New Paly High Members
New girls at Palo Alto High School were guests of the Girls League last Friday October 14 in the Paly auditorium. The party introduced new students to Girls League work and orientation of affiliated organizations like Partia Caprice Club Future Homemakers of America and the Girls Athletic Association. Led by president Marie Parmelee the group planned Porter Day and the annual Backwards Dance with the executive and advisory boards. District meetings may be held at Poly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paly High
Girls’ League
Paly
e@x
Girls League
Partia
Caprice Club
Future Homemakers of America
Girls’ Athletic Association
Maric Parmelee
Marie Parmelee
Gayla Brothers
Wanda Hutchison
Janet Helms
Poly
Key Clubbers Name Cushman President at Poly High
Poly High Key Club announces officers with Charlie Cushman as president Ed Whyte vice president Jim Fukumoto secretary and John Dier treasurer. The club and its projects include a farm city exchange program a Christmas Cheer drive and a Poly Jordan Wilson Tri-Key Club dance along with college magazines for the school library.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lone Beach
Lafayette Hole
Walt Jordan
Kiwanis
Poly
Jordan
Wilson
Williams tops City College shop division as first president
Williams a welding major and 35 year old father of four at Long Beach City College was elected student body president of the Business and Technology Division. He defeated Bob Guillory in a high turnout election with more than 450 voters. Other officers elected were Leo Jestes as vice president Maureen Turnbull secretary and Bud Jones treasurer. Williams founded the Welding Society last year and serves as Norsemen fraternity treasurer and Lutheran Laymen's League secretary.
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Long Beech City College
I Williams
City College
Williams
Bob Guillory
Leo Jestes
Maureen Turnbull
Bud Jones
Estes
Jones
Miss Turnbull
Maxine
Birkkail Avenue
Bellflower
Relva
Roger Jr
Dennis
Denese
BTD
Norsemen
Jordan Sets P TA Goal Queen Crowning Marked
The Jordan P T A set a 3 500 member goal for its drive led by Drs. Scott Linebarger. Memberships bought by Jordan parents teachers and friends were collected in first period classes from Oct 10 to Oct 14. The P T A Queen was chosen from senior junior and sophomore members and crowned by Mrs Linebarger at a Oct 14 assembly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jordan P-Ta
Scott Linebarger
T.A
Jordan
Parent-Teacher Association
P-T.a
Linebarger
Saints Ready Two Indicted for Santa Anas ia Surgery Union
A list of officers for the Sodality at Mater Dei High School in Santa Ana is announced. The California Scholarship Federation will be supported by officers Helene Allicon Gail Delworth and Keren Huesten. New freshmen officers Margaret Obenaur Martha Lichtenhaim Tulie Chisoen and Paula Maas are named. In Philadelphia a grand jury indicted Rosalie and Milton Schwartz for abortion and related charges in the death of Doris Jean Ostrei cher with perjury counts. the mother of the victim is hospitalized and not testifying.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calerie Leahy
Mary Leyand
Maureen Dor- Ban
Sue Perry
Mater Dei
Santa Ana
Helene Allicon
Gail Delworth
Keren Huesten
Margaret Obenaur
Martha Lichtenhaim
Tulie Chisoen
Cretery
Paula Maas
Philadelphia
Rosalie
Milton Schwartz
Doris Jean Silver Ostreicher
Schwartzes
Gertrude Silver
Commonwealth
FTA Chapter at Wilson Eigh Prepares Student Teachers
The Nathryn Harriger Chapter of Future Teachers of America at Wilson Eigh, with over 100 members, aims to recruit teachers. Sponsored by Edward Tock and Irmel Padgnam, officers include Mary Langscher president Margaret Ann Cook vice president Sybil Green secretary. Seniors will assist in Long Beach schools counseling at High Hill or Idylbuild and aid sight conservation classes. On Feb 17 Wilson hosts FTA groups as Douglas Newcombe superintendent speaks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson Eigh
Nathryn Harriger
Future Teachers of America
Thir Ely
Edward Tock
Irmel Padgnam
Mary Langscher
Margaret sAnn Cook
Vieane Sybil Green
Long Beach
High Hill
Idylbuild
Wilson
FTA
Deouglas Newcombe
Bruins Card Stunt Committee Extends Varsity Display
Wilson High stuntecard section plans extending its successful year to a second under Pati Braun and Duke Brown. A 20 member committee devised new ideas, with stunts shown at Torrance and Homecoming games and set for Lynwood and Compton appearances. Members include Linda Levern Roger Smith Judy Bragg Roland Smith Linda Hossum Barbara Robertson Linda Lupher Judie Baum Sandy Hunt Jerry Wisot Gail Berger Karen Mylius ari Colter Nancy Viets Janet Dorrans Jim Snipes Jeanne Wood Copeland.
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Wilsor High Stuntecard
Pati Braun
Duke Brown
Torrance
Lynwood
Compton
Linda Levern
Roger Smith
Judy Bragg
Roland Smith
Linda Hossum
Barbara Robertson
Linda Lupher
Judie Baum
Sandy Hunt
Jerry Wisot
Sophomore Tea Series At Wilson High Teaches Club Activities
Wilson High Girls' League led by President Marian Hodge hosts four Wel come Teas to acquaint sophomores with school activities. Teas run Sept 30 to Oct 27 with refreshments and entertainment. First ten arranged by Robbie Stein and Pat Kuper smith. second by Ps Kozak and Pat O'Dell. third by Carol Smart and Jo Ann Rabin. fourth by Janet Fall and Marsha Simpson. June Robinson Janice Knapp and Gloria Krauss also entertained.
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Wilson High
Marian Hodge
Robbie Stein
Pat Kupersmit
Ps. Kozak
Pat O'Dell
Carol Smart
Jo Ann Rabin
Janet Fall
Marsha Simpson
June Robinson
Janice Knapp
Gloria Krauss
Thank Offering Rector's Topic at St. Luke's Church
The Rev C Benson Belliss will discuss the United Thank Offering at the rector's class at St. Luke's Episcopal Church Atlantic Ave and 7th St Thursday at 5 am. The offering began in 1889 and funds support erection of new church buildings worldwide.
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C. Benson Belliss
S Episcopal Church
Atlantic Ave
Tih St
Youth event at Westside Church hosts youths from First Christian
Westside Church of Christ at 2590 Adriatic Ave will host a Sunday 9 p m program for youths of the First Christian Church. Theme is Death or Life with guest speaker Jack Baai of the Westside Church of Christ.
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Westside
Church of Christ
Adriatic Ave
First Christian Church
Jack Baai
Westside Comptor Church of Christ
Grace Lutheran Rally Day Service Set for Sunday
The Rev Hueh J Krieg pastor will lead a reconsecration pledge and rally day services at Grace Lutheran Church located at 25th Street and Delta Avenue starting at 11 a m Sunday. The event aims to reaffirm the church school’s future and community involvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hueh J. Krieg
Grace _ Lutheran Church
25Th St
Delta Ave
Phone Strike Conciliation Under Way
In San Francisco negotiators for union and company met with federal conciliator Arthur Vint to seek a basis for settlement in a six day old telephone strike that idleing 22 000 workers in northern California and Nevada. The CIO Communications Workers of America seeks wage increases of 3 10 and 3 50 weekly for operators and 4 50 or more for plant men while the company offers 2 50 to 4 50 but vetoes area and classification differentials.
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San Francisco
U21
California
Nevada
Arthur Vint
CIO Communications Workers of America
United Brotherhood
United Brotherhood of Telephone Workers
Caliornia
CWA
Bethany Baptists Welcome Composer Dr Albert Reitz
Bethany Baptist Church hosts composer and longtime pastor Dr Albert Reitz of Fairview Heights Inglewood at 7 pm Sunday. Rev Robert L Hubbard, church pastor, will introduce him and discuss his musical inspiration. The event costs $2.25 and will take place at Los Coyotes Diagonal.
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Albert Reitz
Fairnview Heights Baptist Church
Inglewood
Bethany Baptist Church
Los Coyotes
Robert L. Hubbard
Pepperdine Professor Speaks at Uptown Church Pulpit
Dr. R Carroll Cannon professor of religion at Pepperdine College and associate minister of Vermont Avenue Church of Christ will be guest speaker at 7 15 p m Sunday at the Uptown Church of Christ located at 37th Street and Atlantic Avenue. He and his wife previously served 25 missionaries and teachers at Takaki Christian College in Japan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. Carroll Cannon
George Pepperdine College
Vermont Ave
Gas Co Chiefs Silent on Lakewood Charges
Southern California Gas Co officials offered no comment on a Lakewood residents complaint filed with the state Public Utilities Commission. Led by Gordon L Hill the group alleges rate hikes fund a campaign to strip Long Beach tidelands, and seeks an immediate investigation into charges rebates and utility regulation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southern California Gas Co
Lake Wood
Long Beach
Tidelands
Lakewood
Buffalo U Head in Line for Cabinet Defense Post
Dr Clifford C Furnas chancellor of the University of Buffalo emerged as the likeliest candidate for the new assistant secretary of defense for research and development. He said he discussed the matter with Defense Secretary Wilson and would seek a year long leave of absence from the Buffalo trustees. Appointment would require White House approval and Senate confirmation. Salary cited at 15000 dollars annually.
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Cleveland
Clifford C. Furnas
University of Buffalo
Defense
Buffalo
Charles E. Wilson
Furnas
Donald Quarles
Scretary
Air Force
Harold Talbott
Defense Department
Aeronautics
Buffalo Trustees
Fubnas
Senate
White House
James Hagerty
Denver
New Contract Sought for Atomic Workers in Tennessee
OAK RIDGE Tenn negotiations aimed at a new contract for 4500 US atomic workers in two government plants. An existing accord expires at midnight. CIO workers at Paducah Kentucky also ratified a three year deal including a 12 4 cent hourly wage rise.
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Oak Ridge
Tenni
CIO
Paducah
Mrs Sells Rites Held After Catalina Tragedy
Funeral service for Oma Kathryn Sells, 65, a drowning victim, set for 2:50 p.m. Tuesday at Mottells and Peek Mortuary Chapel of the Palms. Avalon sheriff's deputies list death by own action after she reportedly jumped from the Avalon bound Catalina eleven miles offshore Friday morning. The steamer recovered her body. a doctor pronounced death after attempts at artificial respiration failed.
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Oma
Kathryn Sells
Mottells
Peek Mortuary Chapel
the Palms
Sells
Avalon Sheriff's Deputies
Catalina
Chaplain to Speak at Lakewood Rites
Maj. E. D. Penrod of the Air Force will be guest speaker at 7 30 p m Sunday at Lakewood Church of the Nazarene 5003 Lew Davis St The church also stages a gold rush contest in Sunday school to boost attendance under Denny Finn and supervisors Ruth Westmoreland Helen Garn and Evelyn Dominguez
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E. D. Penrod
S. Air Force
Lakewood Church of
Obituary notices for Lea Lea and Gawne and others
Multiple obituaries from an Orange area paper. Lea Grace Mary Lea 82 native of Minnesota died Thursday with service today at B W Coon Funeral Home and interment at Westminster Memorial Park Glidden Iowa. Gawne Carlton Thames 85 of 227 Coronado Ave died Friday at home survived by nephew Harry Copeland. service Monday at Snively Chapel. Rose Hale Brown 78 of 5213 E Carson St a Rose Hills Memorial Park Oakland. former realtor survived by sons J Bendes Mann and Horace D Mann. William Ed Snyder 80 of 1333 Temple Ave died Wednesday. born in Maryland Pa came 13 years ago. Harvey Alden Cookman 58 of 1735 Cameron Ave oil gauger for E R Hall Co survived by wife Peters and children. service Monday at Mottell's Peek Chapel. interment Sunnyside Memorial Park.
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Grace Mary Lea
Orange
Chanda Ct
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Home
Alan &. Pearce
Fillmore County
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Come Here
Westminster Memorial Park
Glidden
Iowa
First Methodist Church
Gawne
Carlton Thamesmen's Society For Christian Gawne
Coronado Ave
Rvice
Woman's City Club
Harry
Carlton
Foster
Rochester
Patterson
Snively Chapel
J. Bendes Mann
Oakland
Horace D. Mann
Maywood
Hurter Chapel
Richard G. Irvine
Sunnyside Memorial Park
Cookrman
Harvey Alden
Cookman
Cameron Ave
Cameron
E. R. Hall Co
Peters
Richard J
Terry Lee
Long Beach
Dorothy von Ips
Mardorie Aker
Leslie W
John
Victor
R. E. Robertson
Mottell’s & Peek Chapel
George O. Jiarsh
Puzzle filled with early 20th century trivia clues
A mixed OCR puzzle bingo of historical names and word clues including references to the 30th and 34th U.S. Presidents Coolidge Harding and other wartime era terms. The fragments list clued words for interstice cupola and other common crossword entries with scattered garbled letters and misread tokens.
Paramount Church Fiesta Opens At Local Grounds
Our Lady of the Rosary Church begins its annual fiesta at the church school grounds 14815 S Paramount Blvd Paramournt today and tomorrow. Booths games and entertainment are planned with a turkey dinner Sunday. Proceeds benefit the church school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Our Lady of the Rosary Church
S.' Paramount Blvd
Paramournt
Chris Anfang
Fiesta
Easy Does It Rules To Prevent Back Aches
Los Angeles report cites Dr Eleanor Metheny of the University of Southern California advising Lions Club members on back care. Her guidance emphasizes avoiding stooping and bending while promoting standing, squatting, and controlled movement to reduce strain.
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Los Angeles
Eleanor Metheny
University of Southern California
The
Lions Cluo
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