Mrs Barna Captures Delta Zeta Alumna Chapter Gavel
Mrs Eugene A Barna accepted the presidency of Delta Zeta Alumna Chapter at an installation in the Lakewood home of Mrs L Z Hellopeter. The officers included Mrs T B Nichols vice president and Mrs Mary Ann Haney secretary with others serving in top posts. Installing officer was Mrs David L Bryant. New members from Long Beach State College and UCLA were welcomed, stemming from a Delta Sigma Epsilon merger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene A. Barna
Delta Zeta
David L. Bryanti
Long Beach State College
James
Cathy Lynn
Fern Leve
Valjeanne Morden
Maureen Hutchinson
Connie Gar
Gloria Beil
Shirley Clem
Marilyn Creely
Joan Pritchett
UCLA
Marela Bryant
Ralph Hand
J. Bramson
Ida Nolds
Delta Sigma Epsilon
Speech Club Seats Staff Mrs Louis Freeman Installed
Mrs Louis Freeman was installed as president of Lakewood Toastmistress Club during a dinner meeting at Mody's Lakewood. Installing officer was Mrs Vern Jackson of the International Toastmistress Club. Other new board members include Mrs McClay Nelson vice president Mrs Chessley Rippee recording secretary Mrs Mayrant McKeown treasurer Mrs Paul Finlgyson corresponding secretary and Mrs Charles Sleeper club representative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Freeman
Lakewood Toastmistress Club
Mody
Lakewood
Vern Jackson
International Toastmistress Club
McClay Nelson
Chessley Rippee
Mayrant McKeown
Paul Finlgyson
Charles Sleeper
Goldenweds Honored In Long Beach Reception
Mr. and Mrs. Lyman Bender celebrated their 50th wedding anniversary with a Sunday reception at their home 727 Gaviota Ave. Their son Jay and daughter-in-law hosted, with Grace Richardson and others from the Friendship Chapter of the National Gold Star Mothers helping serve cake and punch. The couple wed in Girard, Kansas on June 1, 1907, later moving to Southern California in 1919 and Long Beach in 1940.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyman Bender
Gaviota Ave
Jay E. Bender
Grace Richardson
Ethel Burton
Etta Hicks
Ben Hahn
Edith Hinsley
Friendship
National Gold Star
Ethel Hillegas
Nellie Gibson
Mrs. Bender
Girard
Kan
Southern California
Long Beach
City Panhellenic Luncheon Plans Annual Fashion Show
City Panhellenic in Beach City hosts a luncheon at noon Wednesday at Mrs. James Shively’s home 3715 Gaviola Ave with Mrs. William C Turner as cohostess. Mrs. M Edward Wanger will outline plans for the annual fashion show set for Sept 7 at the Lafayette Hotel. Ticket duty falls to Mrs. Bernal J Foster Mrs. Harry Newman Mrs RM McFadden Mrs Jonathan cc Booth and Mrs Shively.
Petri's offers shrinkage guard and press services
Customers are urged to send summer clothes to Petri's for shrinkage and color bleed protection, resizing, and wrinkle free pressing. No garments are wet cleaned without customer approval. Call Miss Lyons at Hemlock 66291 for a Petri's tea driver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Petri’s
Miss Lyons
Hemlock
Petri
Verna Mae Stanwood and Marcus Wilmoth Wed in Bellflower
Verna Mae Stanwood daughter of Harold A Stanwood and Marcus Wilmoth Long Beach City College student were married at First Christian Church by Rev Reuben Anderson. Newlyweds will reside in Bellflower.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Verna Mae Stanwood
Harold A. Stanwoods
Marber Aye
Marcus Wilmoth
Long Beach City College
First Christian Church
Reuben Anderson
Bellflower
American Legion Unit Seats Staff at Signal Hill
The American Legion Unit No. 190 installs Mrs. John Lybarget as president with a full officer slate including Floyd Fleury as first vice president Al Hehn as second vice president George Henson as secretary Lewis Godat as treasurer Ralph W. Smith as sergeant at arms and Carl Prytz as junior past president. Executives include Lillian Eckols Tillie Hill and Thomas Henson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion of
Signal Hill
John Lybarget
Mary Sandefer
American Legion Auxiliary
Gardena Valley
Mmes
Floyd Fleury
al Hehn
George Henson
Lewis Godat
Ralph W. Smth
Carl Prytz
Delta Theta Chi Elects Mrs Knox President at Epsilon Chapter
Mrs Clarence Knox was elected president of Epsilon Chapter of Delta Theta Chi Sorority at a recent meeting held at Mrs Dale Lowells home. Other officers included Mrs Harry Hornewood vice president and Mrs Francis Meinberg secretary. An Italian luncheon followed with guest speaker Leo Morell presenting slides of Europe and Rome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Knox
Epsilon Chapter
Delta Theta Chi Sorority
Dale Lowell
Hazelbrook Ave
Harry Hornewood
Francis Meinberg
Howard Plowman
Joseph Nolan
Arch Hastings
Hugh Knox
Maurice Liken
Italy
Leo Morell
Europe
Rome
Sailing Event Participants and Guests Visit Boston Prince
Migs Sue Exley a freshman skipper from Occidental College sailed last week in the National Dinghy Championships at the U S Naval Academy Annapolis with Peter Frost of Anaheim and crews James Pough Long Beach and Miss Constance Dodson Glendale. They were weekend guests of Jack Woods in Boston and toured the Mayflower XI in Providence. Exley, former International Woman Champion of the Penguin class, is active at Leeward Sailing Club Alamitos Bay Yacht Club and is daughter of commodore Sidney T Exley Jr residing in Naples Long Beach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Migs
Sue Exley
Occidental College
U. S. Naval Academy
Annapolis
Peter Frost
Anaheim
James Pough
Long Beach
Constance Dodson
Glendale
Syere
Jack Woods
Boston
Providence
Miss Exley
Internation
Leoway Sailling Glob
Alamitos Bay
Sub Debs Fashion: Dressy Afternoon Attire for Girls
A newspaper note advises on sub-debs dressing fashionably for parties. It suggests dresses that look adult in mood, with simple yet dramatic styling. Sissy fashion details include tailored mood with soft lace touches and Sanforized cottons for easy care and growth.
Women delegates stalk conventions from the CARE man
Gay Pauley reports on how women at conventions are seen by CARE executive Richard Reuter. He notes women collect freebies like shopping bags as badges, attend with high energy, ask many questions, and stay vigilant for social events while juggling schedules. Reuter highlights women's focus on serious speakers and thorough follow-through.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gay Pauley
New York
Richard W. Reuter
Care, Inc
International Aid
Reuter
Cause of Care
General Federation
of Women's Clubs
Asheville
I.N
Riciewing
CARE
Aker
Engagements Announced for Edelman Rogow and Woolley
Barbara Edelman and William Rogow announce their engagement and plan to wed August 4 at a party hosted by the bride’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Murray Edelman of 5475 East 2nd Street. Donna Lee Cooper and Robert C. Woolley, both Polytechnic High School graduates, announce their engagement. no wedding date set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barbara Edelman
William Rogow
Nicholas Kuamanich
San Pedro
Murray Edelman
E. 2Nd St
Arthur G. Cooper
Delta Ave
Donna Lee
Robert C. Woolley
Wilfred Wooleys
California Ave
Polytechnic High School
Turners on Island Trip to Pearl Harbor
Mr and Mrs John Turner of 1051 Andrews Dr enjoyed a Hawaii vacation staying at the Royal Hawaiian They boarded Rear Adm Leonard B Southerlands barge for a Pearl Harbor tour The group visited the USS Arizona and observed the color guard on a special platform They were hosted at the quarters of Capt E C Renfro chief of staff Commander Barrier Pacific and Airborne Early Warning Wing Pacific
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nes
John Turner
Andrews Dr
Hawaii
Royal Hawaiian
Adm
Leonard B. Southerland
Barrier Pacific
Airborne Early Warning Wing Pacific
Pearl Harbor
Uss
Arisona
Eso
E. C. Renfro
Airborne Early Warning’ Wing
Pacific
Coastal Dinner Gatherings Highlight Local Notables
Festive meals were shared at Matineland restaurant along the coast with Long Beach and harbor area dignitaries enjoying the cuisine and sea view at Palos Verdes. Recent hosts included Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Schaleban of Long Beach Judge and Mrs. Ralph K. Pierson of Portuguese Bend Miss Jean Hoxie Belmont Shore Mrs. Eleanor Caribbech Long Beach Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Grinsold Lakewood and Bob Hauck Long Beach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matineland
Long Beach
Harbor Area
Palos Verdes
Ralph Schaleban
Ralph K. Pierson
Portuguese Bend
Jean Hoxie
Belmont Shore
Eleanor Cariibech
Bernard Grinsold
Lakewood
Bob Hauck
Boxed Storage Offers Winter Woolens Safety This Summer
Peace of mind ad promotes Boxed Storage for winter woolens with closets for one dollar per month. Clothes are boxed and stored in a concrete vault, freshly pressed on request. Insurance and insured pick up available via Miss Lyons Hemlock 6-G291.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Lyons
Hemlock
Spanish Class Visits Ensenada for Practice Trip
Members of a General Adult Division Spanish class at Long Beach City College joined instructor Eva G. de Robinson for a weekend trip to Ensenada Baja California. The group, including Eleanor Boudresu Nancy W Brooks Olive Clark and others, met Senora Carmen Lamadrid at a home arranged for the occasion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Long Beach City College
Ensenada
Baja Cali
Eva G. de Robinson
Atten
Senorsa
Eleanor Ettelson
Fred W. Gaul
Beatrice Mielebert
Alice C. Horton
Harriet Mosking
Alma Jones
Alice K. Long
Carrie E. Marcus
Elsie B. Rockwell
Dorothy S. Ward
Evelyn A. West
Dorothy West
Olive L. Withenson
Jordan Alums Wed in South Tennessee ceremony unites two alumni
A June 6 wedding in Millington Tennessee united Dixie Anna Tuchsen and Ronald Brennan, Jordan High School alumni. The bride is the daughter of Walter Tuchsen of Paramount, and the groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. John Brennan of 1706 Jackson Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Millington
Tenn
Jordan ‘High School
Dixie Anna Tuchsen
Ronald Brennan
Walter ‘Tuchsen
Paramount
John “Brennan
Jackson St
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Mrs. Barna
Eugene Barna
Speech Club
Elsworth Gardner
Newman Dorr
Clement Fromlath
Council One
Gare
American Legion Unit
Aaporo
Dizzy
Lambda
Frankener
Pennie Mina J
Patricks
Wayne Walight
Lambda Beta Chapter
Beta Sigma Phi
Marilyn
Thornton
Luxor
Star Dash
Long Beach Independent
Mary Lou Zehms
Telegram
Long Reach
Calif
Tum
Jude
Troth
Turners
Fie
Opa
Tows Acad
East First ST
Fine and
Locust
Ocean Ave
AL Oui Maar
Jordan
Independent
Jewel Salon
Steeer
Pat Walker
Pine Ave
Los Angeles
Valley
San Francisco
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