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Newspaper
Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1957
Page
16
Annual card party of Siete: of tan Holy Family Guid will take place at 8 p.m. Wednesday in St. Anthony's Catholic Center. Public is invited.
Rev Anderson officiated at the Trinity United Presbyterian Church wedding of Carol Elaine Anderson, daughter of the Rev Theodore M. Anderson and Mrs Anderson, to Bobby Brance Edwards, son of Mrs Jack Br Lawrence of Redding. The ceremony featured relatives, attendants, and formal attire with pearl and lace gown details. The couple will spend 13 months in El Paso for National Guard training.
Prideful Members plan an installation luncheon at Manhattan Restaurant to install new officers of the Flava Women’s Choir. Newlyweds Lawrence Cummings and Gwen Price will reside in Whittier after a Bellflower ceremony. The club funds scholarships and community projects including a Ruth Bach Memorial Fund and a youth canteen.
A message notes Boxed Storage offers a large box holding at least 20 garments for one dollar per month. Mist Lyons is ask ed to arrange for pickup by a driver and to confirm if the cost can be charged.
North Long Beach Junior Women's Club won six awards at the California Federation of Junior Women's Clubs state convention held recently at the Biltmore Hotel in Los Angeles. Among 172 clubs, the group took first in Americanism, and top honors for handi crafts, music, penny art, and mental health, with respective chairmen noted. Representatives included Mrs. John Garrats, Mrs. Frank Johnson, and Mrs. Gerard Libbrecht.
New officers of Phi Alpha Chapter Beta Sigma Phi were installed at a ritual dinner at Apple Valley Inn. Kathryn Hess became president joined by Wanda Hogate as vice president Barbara Johnson treasurer Barbara Watters recording secretary Gail Marshall corresponding secretary and Lynda Bennett as city council representative. Reva Mae Walther was inducted as adviser.
Mrs L L Zierott was installed as chairman of Group 7 Ebell of Long Beach at a Downey luncheon held at the Silver Saddle Inn. Newly elected officers include Mrs Herman Conning vice chairman Mrs Roy J Miller secretary and Mrs Wm F Goyette treasurer.
Members of Palos Verdes Court Noe 69 Long Beach and Charity Court No. 26 Garden Grove of the Order of An aranth gather at Machinists Hall tonight. Grand Royal Matron Mrs. Kauris Maull of Maywood and Grand Royal Patron Arnold Brinkmeier of Luton attend. Dinner will be served at 6 30 pm.
Annual Tea by the United Jewish Welfare Fund Woman's Division will be Tuesday at 1 30 at the home of Mrs Ahe Tenenbaum 4161 Anapolis Rd announced by Mrs Herbert Sommer Women's Division chairman Mrs Tenenbaum will be hostess Guest speaker will be Mrs Jacob Karp of Los Angeles national vice chairman of the Women's Division of the United Jewish Appeal Mrs Karp a leading Jewish woman leader who helped Israel North Africa and Europe on UJA delegation and Joint Distribution Committee work Sam E Leddel is general chairman of the 1957 United Jewish Welfare Campaign Mrs Herbert Sommer is chairman of the Women's Division with associates Mrs Stanley Morris and Mrs Abe Tennenbaum and Mrs Sidney A Haartmann as chairman of general solicitation for the Women's Division Frieda Krieger secretary This year's campaign goal is 110000 for the regular campaign and 110000 for the Emergency Rescue Fund to aid transportation and settlement of 100000 Jews fleeing Egypt North Africa and the Iron Core main countries
Ten LBCC women students received the Five Jewel Award, AWS highest honor, at the AWS Awards Banquet in Lafayette Supper Room for leadership in student government and clubs on the Lakewood campus. Presentations by AWS adviser Marion Darlington and outgoing president Shirley Large marked a gathering of 250.
Ocean View WCTU will meet Tuesday at East Side Christian Church 7th Street at Obispo Avenue. A box luncheon at noon precedes an afternoon program led by Miss Ethel Burtner with Mrs June Huggins as soloist and a round table discussion on mission work.
James Madison Elementary School recognized two students, Dick Rudolph and Johnna Fersiani, as outstanding in scholarship and achievement. They received awards at a dinner at Knott's Berry Farm.
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