Symphony Juniors Preview Year At Norfolk Orientation
A preview event hosted by Mrs John Sewak at the Westland home featured a swinging deco Christmas tree and travel theme Cruise to Paradise. The Juniors plan a Feb 24 gala at Ports OCall aboard the SS Canberra of P&O Lines with travel posters and a ship replica drawing excitement.
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Frank Stephens 50th Wedding Anniversary Observed
Frank and Mrs. Stephens mark their fiftieth year at their Long Beach home 211 Aimeno Ave The couple married in Ardmore Oklahoma December 28 19 The Stephenses moved to Long Beach 47 years ago He was among the first oil operators on Signal Hill and retired Their open dance celebration was hosted by their daughter and son in law Douglas Fuller Smith of Garden Grove Mrs Stephens a longtime teacher at Progress school on Long Beach was past president of Belle Olive Club Lang Tivvad Council of FPA and Chapter PT SI Mer en
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Santa ready or not visits from Boston to Albuquerque
A Pat McDonnell column describes a three week USAF visit from Capt Chick Hastings and his wife Christy to their Hastings and Stanford links, with plans for Christmas at 3965 Braylon Ave and a web of family and friends including Doug Edy Hastings, Mabeth Johnson, Rod and Barry Johnson, plus a note on Chick and Barry leaving Hastings Law School. It also covers local open houses at El Belial Shrine Temple, eggnog at Lilly Avenue, and a Christmas luncheon at Mr. C's with Can Steal gifts and other social events among neighbors.
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Edy Hastings
Placentia
Mabeth Johnson
Rod
Barry Johnson
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Tuck
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Honeycomb author argues Modern Woman a failure in talk
Adela St Johns, 75, former reporter and author of The Honeycomb, tells Edna Lillich Davidson Luncheon Salon that women must reclaim influence over media, culture, and children's readings. She cites past trials and urges responsibility, noting Americans rely on women’s leadership for national strength.
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Edward VIII
Dempsey-Tunney
Huey Long
Wyatt Earp
Eleanor Roosevelit
Bobby Kennedy
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