Black Cat Ball at Jordan High Tonight
Jordan High hosts a Halloween Dance tonight at 7:30 with witches and goblins in attendance. Bids sold on a first come basis. masks required for admission. Pantherville groups back the event. decorations by Boys and Girls leagues. bid sales by Socii Sorority. publicity by Kappa Sigma Chi. Delta Sorority handles cloakroom. Phi Sigma Fraternity to clean up after.
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Jordan
Pantherville
Socii Sorority
Kanna Sigma Chi
Delta Sorority
Phi Sigma Fraternity
Poly Wins P TA Drive for Members
In the P TA enrollment drive at three high schools Poly led with 90 percent parent memberships. Wilson was second at 65 percent and Jordan at 53 percent. At Poly, top class prizes went to Dorothy Guercio’s period two class with 30.3 percent, followed by William Millington’s 27.3 percent and Neill Van Steenbergen’s 25.5 percent. All remaining Poly classes reaching 100 percent or more, totaling 32, earned an FT A viewing of The Olympics of 1256.
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Jordan
Poly
Wilson
Poly-Jordan Game, Were Won By A Class Taught By Mrs. Dorothy Guercio
William Millington
Neill
van Steenbergen
F T.A
Star Showing Wilson Films at Wilson High
Wilson High renews noon film showings for students during lunch periods. Campus thespians usher and receive a share of profits. Jerri Johnson and Dave Tranter oversee the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson High
Jerri Johnson
Dave ‘Tranter
Miss Pat Gardner Crowned Jordan P TA Queen
Miss Pat Gardner was elected queen by Jordan students in a Jordan P T A ceremony held October 25 during a double sixth period assembly. Pat received two bouquets and the crown from Mrs. Scott Linebarger as attendants Janet Rodier Jo Elzenga and Mary Kraemer stood nearby.
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Jordan
P-T.a
Pat Gardner Wes
Scott Linebarger
Jordan P T.A
Pat
Janet Rodier
Jo’ Elzenga
Mary Kraemer
Bardy Marr
Modern
Chuck Sturges
Beverly Bates
Indian Minister at Youth Rally
The Rev. Thomas Claus from Brantford Ontario will be guest speaker at a Youth for Christ rally at 7:30 p.m. today in the First Brethren Church Auditorium at 3rd Street and Cherry Avenue. He will wear full regalia and speak about missionary work among Indians.
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Thomas Claus
Brantford
Ontario
Canada
Youth For Christ
First Brethren Church
3Th St
Cherry Ave
Mr. Claus
Dewey High Names Kitty Hill Club President at Deweyettes
The Dewey High School girls club, the Deweyettes, elected Kitty Hill as president with Jackie Mizar as vice president, Glenda Chappell secretary, and Doris McCrary treasurer at the Oct. 14 meeting. Sponsors are Mrs. Barbara Statham and Mrs. Betty Williford. Dr. Ballard of the Board of Education discussed guidance work and the Long Beach program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Dewey Continuation High School
Deweyettes
Kitty Hill
Jackie Mizar
Glenda Chappell
Doris McCrary
Barbara Statham
Betty Williford
Long Beach
Board of Education
Taft High School
Bakersfield
Deweyette
School Play Choices for Poly High Announced
Masane and Sandal of the advanced drama class select and present the annual all school play. Plays under consideration include Tattle Tale Form Divine and Mother was a Teacher Growing Pain and By Jupiter. Masque and Sandal, a campus club, will produce the show with Linda Maisey as president Nelson as vice president Janet Rountree secretary and Nancy Goodman treasurer. Club plans also include a theatre party a Pasadena Playhouse visit and a volleyball team for Campus Club Hi Vinks.
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Boly
Masane
Sandal
Divine
Jupiter
Masque
Linda Maisey
Nelson
Janet Rountree
Nancy Goodman
Pasadena Playhouse
Hi-vinks
Girl Champion Returns From Portland Softball Tourney
Miss Robbie McDaniel, Jordan physical education instructor, owns the world champion trophy for the Orange Lionettes of Southern California. The team, who have placed high for six years, traveled to Lewis and Clark College in Portland, where they suffered food poisoning yet competed. Fred Wasum sponsored expenses and received a trophy for the girls’ achievement. McDaniel praised Principal John Wilson for the time off and compared her triumph to the Dodgers World Series.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jordan
Robbie McDaniel
John Wilson
McDaniel
Portland
Ore
Orange Lionettes
California
Lewis and Clark College
Oregon
Fred Wassum
Lionettes
Miss McDaniel
Joan
Dodgers
Buena Park
ROTC Cadets Highlight Service at Jordan High
Jordan High ROTC cadets perform flag raising, assemblies, and PTA help while stressing military courtesy and leadership. The battalion plans leadership drills and outdoor arms training with a November 11 Armistice parade march in Long Beach. New officers named include Cadet Captain Harry Pierce and executive officer Steve Allumbaughy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jordan
David Morse
Larry Perret
Poly Clubs Map Active Fall Slate
Poly clubs outline a busy fall schedule with pot luck dinners, trips to elementary schools, joint meetings with Future Teachers clubs from Wilson and Jordan, and visits to a General Electric plant. The Future Employees of Leaders of America plan a Post Office action on October 29, with a Griffith Park Observatory trip in November. Listed officers include Jo Ann Leevers and Pat Knox, among others, across FBLA and FELA campus groups.
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Poly
David, Bureham
America
David Bureham
Net
Wilson and
Jordan
General Electric
FELA
Griffith Park Observatory
David Burchar
Jo Ann Leevers
John Furman
Diane Higiey
Mary Jo Robinson
Moorganne
Arnold
FBLA
Pat Knox
Dorothy Arthur
Ellen Hacklys
Jill Kiep
Phyllis Larne
Nancy Barker
Campus Clean Up campaign by Inter Club Council
Toby Bright leads the ICC at Wilson ZZigsh as campus clubs join a semi annual perpetual trophy drive. Fifteen campus sections assign clubs and weekly grounds are judged while president Toby emphasizes a shared meeting place to address common problems and workable solutions praised by Bemis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson Zzigsh
Toby Brightman
ICC
Toby
Wilson
Southern
California
Baten C. Bemis, Principel
Poly Ushers Name Leader For Second Consecutive Year
Senior Rosemary Misserville elected president of the Poly Usher Club with Virginia Vassey as vice president. The club assists at school and city events including the Press Telegram fashion show and a Philharmonic concert last Thursday. Future duties include ushering at the Long Beach Singers Workshop Showboat and upcoming Film Forums at the Poly auditorium.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poly Usher Club
Rosemary Misserville
Rosemary
Virginia Vassey
Ely
Independent
Press
Telegram
Philharmonic
Chib
Long Beach Singers Workshop
Poly Auditorium
Saints Have New Spirit at St Anthony's Girls School
The St Anthony's Girls Spirit Club boosts student morale with football posters and chants while Sr Mary Grace directs the 10 40 mass sung by the group. The choir excelled at Mount St Mary's festival. Varsity volleyball celebrated a win in a league opener as Juniors gathered at the Catholic Center Saturday night for an "Autumo eaves" themed event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Anthony's Girls’ High School
St. Anthony's
Sr. Mary Grace
Catholic Center
Autumo Eaves
Bruins Host Friends Club Conference in California
The fall conference of the California Federation of World Friendship Clubs is hosted by Wil son’s Cosmopolitan Club on November 3. The program includes education and entertainment with exchange student delegates Klaus Adamik Ernest Muhrendehl Seren Harrachi, and features Susan Boyles Don Lenzer George Hayter. Cos mopolitan Club president Akira Endo will assist entertainment. Conference Committee is led by John Leonard with Dr. Gerhard Kohn and Paul Teschke sponsoring members.
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California + Federation of World Friendship Clubs
Wilson’s
Cosmopolitan Club
California
Klaus Adamik
Ernest Muhrendehl
Seren Harrachi
Susan Boyles
Don Lenzer
George Hayter
Akira Endo
Gerhard Kohn
Paul Teschke
John Leonard
Caroi Thatcher
Jill Patterson
Mary Laubscher
Nancy Reed
Cris Penfoze
Douglas Incleden
Sez Harrachi
Norman Blanco
Truett Baptists to Dedicate New Organ on Sunday
Truett Memorial Southern Baptist Church at 3435 San Anselme Ave will host a 4 p m Sunday dedication of a Baldwin organ. Pastor Dr Charles L McClain will officiate with Dr Robert W Magin of First Congregational Church giving a recital including The Holy City and The Nutcracker Suite. Organ gift from Mr and Mrs Chester Osgood. Mrs Osgood and Dr James Cochram will perform a duet The Lord Is My Shepherd.
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Baldwin
Truett Memorial
Southern Baptist Church
San Anselme Ave
Charles L. McClain
Robert W. Magin
First Congregational Church
the Holy City
Chester Osgood
Osgood
James Cochram
Baptists organize new Long Beach Southern Baptist group
Rev. H. B. Long, pastor of Walnut Ave Baptist Church, named moderator of the new Long Beach Harbor Southern Baptist Association. Former Los Angeles Southern Baptist ties replaced. Other officers include Dr. Charles L. McClain, vice moderator. Rev. D. F. Venosdel, clerk. James Morrison, Sunday school superintendent. Melba Ashmore, training union director. Mrs. Virgil Barnes, WU president. and L. L. Hughes, brotherhood president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. B. Long
Walnut Ave. Baptist Church
Long Beach Harbor
German soldier returns from war dead to find wife wed to American
Walter Choroba, declared dead after ten years in Soviet labor camps, learned his wife Imarried an American. He plans to move forward as his wife Lore remained with John S. Lupinsky in McDonald Pennsylvania. He denied intent to cause trouble, saying he is happy to be home with people again.
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Hawnau
Germany
Imarried
Walter Choroba
West Germany
Russiar
Choroba
Sudinsky
U. S
Choroba Saii
Lore
John S. Supinsky
McDonald, Pa
United States
Nech Arden
Nuernberg
Chornoba
Mrs. Lupinsky
Chorgba
Judge Frees Slayer Given Manslaughter Conviction
Cleveland jurist reverses a second degree murder verdict against Chasmles F. Robinson 28 who shot Orville Lee Johnson last July 7 in a crime described as passion driven. Judge Donald F. Lyharger reduces charge to first degree manslaughter carrying 21 to 20 years with probation possible.
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Cleveland
F. Robinson
Daramour
Common Pleas
Donald F. Lyharger
Robinson
Ohio
Orville Lee ‘Johnson
Break Ground for Los Altos Church Addition
Ground will be broken for two new church school units at Bethany Baptist Church 5225 Los Coyotes Diagonal after the 11 a.m. service Sunday. Pastor Rev. Robert I Hubbard will officiate with Mrs Bertha Herrich lighting the first dirt and Will Bryant as building committee chair. Guest speaker Rev. Al Duggen, mission ay to the Navajos in Arizona, will speak at 7 30 p.m. services.
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Bethany Baptist Church
Los Coyotes
Robert I. Hubbard
Bertha Herrich
Will Bryant
al Duggen
Arizona
Bible College Choir to Star at Long Beach Assembly service
The 16 voice Southern California Bible College Choir will be featured at the 7 30 p m service Sunday at the Long Beach Assembly of God at 1200 Atlantic Ave Instrumentalists will accompany the choir and Reverend Mark Hinman pastor will deliver a gospel message
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Southern California
Bible College
Long Beach
Nazarene Series to Present Services in Long Beach
Jimmie and Marvin Bond from Pasadena College singing and preaching team will conduct daily services at 7 30 p m through November 6 excluding Saturdays starting Sunday at the North Long Beach Church of the Nazarene in Long Beach Slud and Mountain View streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jimmie and
Marvin Bond
Pasadena College
North Long Beach Church
Langsam Installed as UC's Seventeenth President
Dr Walter C Langsam historian was inducted today as the 17th president of the University of Cincinnati in Cincinnati Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Ohio
Wfi
Walter C. Langsam
University of Cincinnati
Cold Sweeps Tornadoes From South
A cold front swept into the South tornado alley bringing rain from the Mississippi Valley to the gulf coast and snow to Wyoming and Colorado. Scattered twisters damaged homes in Louisiana Alabama and Tennessee with three minor injuries. Temperatures fell 15 to 23 degrees in eastern plains and Mississippi Valley while Charles City and Tallahassee registered large gains.
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Louisiana
Alabama
Tennessee
Mississippi Valley
Gulf Coast
Plains
Moline
Ee Antonio
Tex
Upper
Middle Valley
Gulf States
Rockies
Washington
Oregon
Wyoming
Colorado
Charlester
D.C
Elkins
W. Va
Tallehassee
Bank robbery attempt leaves teller critically wounded in Albany
Four men sought to rob a Bank of America branch in Albany California. A teller Ronald Hawthorne was shot when he refused to cooperate. Bank alarm lines were cut and robbers fled without taking money. Hawthorne remained hospitalized with a bullet near his spine as police investigated.
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Albany
Calif
Wea
Bank of America
Ronald A. Hawthorne
Hawthorne
Saar Names Caretaker Chief of State
Saarbrucken parliament names Heinrich Welsch a 67 year old railroad man caretaker premier to lead the government until elections set for December 18. He succeeds pro French Johannes Hoffmann after Saar voters backed a Europeanizing plan 2-1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saarbruecken
Saar
Heinrich Welsch
Welsch
Johannes Hoffmann
Saarr Sanders
Vaccine Cuts Polio in Half in State Report
California health officials report that polio paralytic cases dropped by about half among 214,000 children vaccinated, compared with nonvaccinated peers. The governor was told the April to September polio total fell from 3,207 last year to a lower figure this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sacramento
California
Knight
State Public Health Department
Jobless rolls drop to lowest since World War II
California the State Department of Employment reports unemployment beneficiaries fell to about 39,000 a week, the lowest level since the war. Payments averaged 935000 a week in September, down 13 percent from August and 48 percent from September 1954, with gains and declines across Los Angeles and San Francisco areas.
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Sacramento
State Department of Employment
Gov. Knight
Department
San Diego
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