Job in Outer Space N ne
Women seek space age jobs with airlines as flight inspectresses aboard New York to Rio routes. Char lotte Franklin, a stylish host ess, supervises in-flight service and comforts nervous passengers. English Spanish and French aid international flights. Fashion coordinators grow as airlines tailor staff to travel minded women.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Roe
Associated Press
Mars
Charlotte Franklin
Brunett
New York
Rio de Janeiro
Franklin
Lawyers Wives Bunco Night Signals Change in Routines
The Lawyers Wives group in Long Beach hosts a dance luncheon themed event at the Hawaiian Restaurant with plans for a March 18 fashion show at Balboa Bay Club. Inspector Everett Carroll notes bunco derives from bunk and confidence as older pros retire, leaving new members to step in.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birds of Paradise
Carroll
Balboa Bay Club
William Winston Jr
Edison Demler
Spector Everett Carroll
Bunco
Long Beach
Frank Buren
Newton Todd
Archie Tower
David Battin
Bunk
Confiand
Percy Hight
Lucky in Love and Domestic Dilemma
A reader writes of three loves with Gil, a married man, and finds strength through a future with Pat, while another message asks how to handle a mother who wakes the household with piano plinking. Expert advice urges honesty, self-respect, and open discussion to resolve the noisy morning dispute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gil
Lucky
Pat
M. M
Mayfield
Dad
Winners of Auditions for Long Beach Symphony Announced
Winners in the piano division were Virko Beley first Michael Farkinson Cansion second Michael L. Mullen third and Carl Matthis honorable mention. Wind division winners were Brent Richman bassoon first Loretta Mc Connell French horn second Terry Waldo trumpet third Jan Cash clarinet honorable mention. String division winners were Sheila Manuel violin first Ronald Patterson violin second Nina DeVeritch cello third Brenda Smith violin honorable mention. Voice division winners were Carol Louise Kunz first Tasteen Lenore Widacf second and Cliff Robertson third. The four first-place winners will perform as soloists on March 16 with the Long Beach Symphony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virko Beley
Michael Farkinson Cansion
Michael L. Mullen
Carl Matthis
Brent Richman
Loretta McConnell
Terry Waldo
Jan Cash
Sheila Manuel
Ronald Patterson
Nina DeVeritch
Brenda Smith
Carol Louise Kunz
Tasteen Lenore Widacf
Cliff Robertson
Long Beach Symphony
Yallah Menuhin
Leo Smith
Nenia Chaussman
Raymond Moreman
UCLA
William Vennard
USC
Leslie P. Spelman
University of Redlands
Thomas Marrocco
Wiliam van den Burg
Toscha Seide
Clarence Sawhill
Arthur Babich
Edmund Burr
Alpha Chi Omega Hostess Event Planned by Mrs Weldon Long
Alpha Chi Omega alumnae will gather at 7 30 p m Tuesday hosted by Mrs Weldon Long at 5234 Ap pian Way assisted by Mines John Brady and G A Bronson in a local social event highlighted by alumnae participation and hospitality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alpha Chi Omega
Weldon Long
Appian Way
Mines
John Brady
G. A. Bronson
Kappa Alumnae Plan Spring Fete and Scholarship Event
Kappa Kappa Gamma Alumnae Association hosts a lunch and spring fashion show on Tuesday at the home of Mrs. Edward R. Ingle to honor Carel Ann Zirnstein of Bellflower, a Long Beach State College freshman and annual scholarship winner, along with her mother and the mothers of actives and pledges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Child
Kappa Kappa Gamma
Carol ‘Ann Zirnstein
Edward R. Ingle
J. R. Miller
Kappa Kappa Gamma Alumnae Association
Carel Ann Zirnstein
Bellflower
Long Beach State College
Kappa Alumnae Association
Carol Ann
Edwin Olson
Mmes
Marion C. Akin
William Y. Artman
Charles E. Bennett
Julie Bescos
Burton Chace
N. R. Cline
Colin Craig
Robert K. Crane
John B. Davis
Willliam G. Durnin
Rolla Florida
Calvin Garverick
E. S. Hancock
John B. Johnson
Doris Wall
Patriotic Tea for DAR Unit at University Club
Western Shores Chapter DAR will hold its annual patriotic tea on Tuesday at 2 p.m. at the University Club. Judge Charles T. Smith will speak, introduced by Mrs. Charles H. Tointon. An award for outstanding home economics work goes to Judi Sakimoto of Polytechnic High School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Western Shores
Daughters of the American Revolution
University Club
Charles T. Smith
Charles H. Tointon
Judi Sakimoto
Polytechnic High School
Conference Draws Blue Star Chapters
Mrs. Thomas Sweeney will reside at 10 30 a m during the Department of California Blue Star Mothers of America conference in the American Legion Hall at 59th Street and Orange Avenue. Don Medley of the Red Cross will show pictures and give a talk on first aid and water safety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Sweeney Willreside
Department of California
Blue Star Mothers of America
American Legion Hall
59Th St
Orange Ave
Don Medley
Red Cross
Plaza Club Reciprocates at El Dorado Meeting
Members of the Presidents Club will be hosted by Plaza Women's Club at a reciprocity meeting Thursday at 8 p m. Mrs Charles J Teasley will preside, program chair Mrs Melvin Kavin will introduce Bryant Waller who will discuss trends colors fabrics and accessories for interior decorating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presidents Club
Plaza Women's Club
el Dorado
Charles J. Teasley
Melvin Kavin
Bryant Waller
Troublesome teen hair and health questions answered
A 14 year old asks how to grow long hair, with details on height and measurements. An adviser explains hair length is not tied to eating or age, recommends balanced meals, sleep, and dairy, and notes genetics and hormones influence growth. Other readers ask about teeth, smoking, and weight, with guidance on dental care and realistic body goals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pega
Sam
Chi Omegas Invite Area Alumnae to Travel Talk
Chi Omegas of Area invite members to a Thursday 7 30 p m gathering at 2297 Ocaha Ave home of Mrs James E Miller. Mrs Winchester Stacy alumni will share highlights from three months in Europe including a Mediterranean cruise to Egypt Greece and the Holy Land. Co hosts are Mrs Chester Shelley and Miss Kay Langen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester Stacy
Chi Omega
Long Beach
James E. Miller
Ocaha Ave
Europe
Stacy
Egypt
Greece
Holy Land
Chester Shelley
Kay Langen
Chi
Neighbors hood Problems booklet offer
A brief notice invites readers to obtain the 10 cent booklet "Neighbors hood Problems" by sending 10 cents and a stamped self addressed envelope to Marl Myrtle Meyer Eldred in care of the newspaper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myrtle Meyer Eldred
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Bunco Squad
Dence
Molly Mayfield
Nurse
Miss Big
Molly
iMu Phi Epsilon Gil
Mu Phi Epsilon
Verna Rae
Rogene
Alice Gal- Lucky IN
Charlotte Stevenson
Asis
California
Grace Collins
Municipal Auditorium
Audrey Garcia
Hawaii
Hyland
Hyland's
Siees
Shaheed
Long Beach Symphony Assn
Gerald D. Kint
Leo
Anne Trebes
Aken J
Atlantic
Bixby Knolls
Cres Theatre
Kappas
Dar
Blue Star
Plaza Club
BY Josephine Lowman
Lakewood
Pacuity Ave
Lakewood Cntr
Rami
Nos
Reeer
Nelo Paschall
Chi Omegas of
Anne Adams
Care
Pattern Dept
17Th St
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