Golden Years marked at Lakewood Girls League meet
Lakewood High hosts the 50th anniversary Girls League convention with sponsors arriving at 8:30. Delegates from Santa Barbara to San Diego attend a daylong program at Lakewood and Millikan, featuring scholarships, discussions, a style show, and guidance from Miss Louise Bockman.
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Lakewood High School
Federation
Santa Barbara
San Diego
Long Beach
Manual Acts High School
Los Angeles
Polytechnic High School
Girls’ League
Long Beach High Schools
Barbara Bradley
Polytechnic
Lynn Franco
Millikan
Jill Ball
Jordan
Mary Montgomery
Wilson
Mary Fryar
Lakewood
Girls’ League Federation
Chapter E elects Miss Sandison president at Polynesian dinner
Phyllis Sandison was elected president of Chapter E TIT after a Polynesian dinner at Mrs. C. Thomas Dean’s home on Hazelwood Ave. Other officers named include Vorena Killingsworth vice president and secretary appointees. A silver bowl was given to retiring president H L Frankenburger. Plans and guests noted for state convention in May at Pacific Coast Club.
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Wit
Girls’ League
Long Beach
Polytechnic High
Hazel Middough
Charles K. Simpson
Garden Grove
Gertrude Willey
Beverly Anderson
Pittsburgh
Eleanor ‘Warner
Gladys Beeks
Ernie Sohn
Theresa Ave
Phyllis Sandison
Tit
C. Thomas Dean
Hazelwood Ave
Vorena Killingsworth
J. Franklin King
B. L. Roberts
Edward Beckman
Georgine Sterling
Leon Bush
Elna Huffman
Ruth Kennedy
Jo Anne Roberts
Alyesworth Bennett
H. L. Frankenburger
Pacific Coast Club
GOP Missed the Vote Speaker Critiques Nixon Campaign
Robert H. Finch, Nixon campaign manager, addressed about 500 Republican women at Long Beach Council of Republican Women. He argued the GOP missed the vote and challenged Kennedy’s missile gap and Attorney General selection, outlining four main campaign criticisms and Nixon's outreach efforts across all 50 states.
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Robert H. Finch
Richard Nixon
Long Beach
Council of Republican Women
California
Wilton Hotel
GOP
Kennedy
Bob
Finch
Nixon
Club Calendar and Meetings Highlight Local Talks
Tonight the Retired City Employes Club hosts a 6 30 p m pot luck at Veterans Park Clubhouse with a business session and a talk by Jeanette Buettner of the Long Beach Diabetic Society Friday morning the Bayshore Library hosts the Friday Discussion Club at 10 a m Mrs Loyd Woodruff will evaluate several three minute talks by Mines Paul Findly H E Dixon R J Booth Archie Jones Grace Hutton Arden Carlson BE F Oberson and Miss Mabel Shipherd The program chairman also notes a coffee hour at the home of Mrs Floyd Muchmore 3750 Myrtie Ave Long Beach Attorney Elsie Farris reviews current events at 1 30 p m at the Woman s City Club meeting Flora arranging for the home is the topic discussed by Mrs Addie Keating Noon Tycheon reservations can be made with Mrs Vada Cox Terminal Ave or Miss Elsie A Ries 1128 E 2nd St Mrs Sam Landsworth presides Personal Experiences in the Field of Education is the topic at 3 30 p m for Long Beach City College Patrons at Calvary Church Third Street and Atlantic Avenue with Mrs Harold Seymour presiding and social hour chaired by Reta Carter and A L Etzenhouser.
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Veterans Park
Jeanette Buettner
Long Beach
Elsie Farris
Woman's City Club
Flora
Addie Keating
Vada Cox
Terminal Ave
Elsie A. Ries
E. 2Nd St
Sam Landsworth
Louis A. Cook, Jr
Long Beach City College
Calvary Church
Third Street
Atlantic Avenue
Harold Seymour
Reta Carter
A. L. Etzenhouser
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Mary McClellan
Lakewond High
World Traveler
DeMille Junior High School
Goodwill Industries
Louise Bockman
University of Southern California
Miss Bockman
Southland
Mitchell
Evane Picone
TTT
Miss Sandison
Mmes, R. A. Myatt
Ernest O’brien
Chapter D
Peoria
Ith
Mmes
Grace Stewart
Ruby Geyer
Iowa
Rajah
Raspberry
Belmont Shore
MD Evan-Picone Ane
Mary Elms
Gra
Floyd Muchmore
Myrtie Ave
Frank
Women's Shope
Harrington
Kia
Pine Avenue
Santa Ana Honer Plaza Center
Athens
Lakewood Center
Lakewood Blvd
Southbay
Redondo
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