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Newspaper
Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Mar 22, 1960
Page
6
Our Saviour's Lutheran Church at 370 Junipero Ave will host a community dinner in the fellowship hall from 4:30 to 8:30 p.m. Saturday. Sponsored by the church’s women, the menu features turkey ham and meatballs, with the event open to the public.
Long Beach Chapter American Gold Star Mothers hosts a noon covered-dish luncheon at Veterans Memorial Building on Wednesday. Mrs. Blanche T. Rhoades will preside as members with March birthdays are honored.
March 28 at the White House, Mrs Eisenhower hosts the Senate Ladies Red Cross Unit annual luncheon. The group, wives and widows of current and former senators, knit and sew weekly to roll bandages. Attendees include Mrs Nixon and several senator wives from new states Hawaii and Alaska, with about 110 ladies present.
About 175000 owners are unhappy as California DMV struggles to implement a 5 dollar boat registration by April 1. Many view boating as a social act and fear new numbers, while 27 777 of an estimated 386 000 boats are already registered. A 50 dollar fine and 60 percent late penalties loom for noncompliance.
Thirty newcomers at the University Club joined a Welcome Wagon meeting in Long Beach, featuring a buffet luncheon and wrapping demonstration as plans form to organize a new group. The club aims to aid civic welfare through future charitable projects, with a next meeting slated April 13 at Kharts and reservations via Rose Lewis or Margaret Hayfield.
University Club members and guests will enjoy a special dinner and program Thursday at 1150 E Ocean Blvd. The event, titled A Little Bit of India, features color slides by Dr and Mrs Earl V Wersherman on their travels in India. Foreign exchange students from the Orient will attend as special guests, arranged by Ray Peterson, Supervisor of Attendance, Long Beach Public Schools.
The USWY Auxiliary, past president of United Spanish War Veterans, will hold a moon luncheon Thursday in Colonial Hall. Phoebe Nicodemus presides at the meeting.
Military Rite, Set by Pair Cudr. William P. Blackmore and Mrs Blackmore of Honolulu announce the engagement of their daughter Judith Ann to 14 William Ross Thompson, son of Mrs. Ross D. Thompson of Michigan. Judith studied at the University of Hawaii and Florida, a Kappa Delta member. Thompson is West Point graduate attached to the 25th Division Artillery at Schofield Barracks, Hawaii. A military wedding is planned for June 76 in Honolulu.
The Past Noble Grands Club of Bel ar Rebekah Lodge No 275 will serve a Wednesday noon luncheon at Colonial Mall. Members and guests are invited to attend this community gathering.
Judge Frank G. Swain of the Superior Court will speak on Always Keep Your Sense of Humor at the Writers Club meeting in Womans City Club. He will also judge the poetry contest and is noted as a Rhodes Scholar and Oxford University graduate. Susan Lester presides as Long Beach Club presidents are welcomed at a noon luncheon guided by Larue Meagher.
The Plaza Women's Club annual Ruth Baeh Memorial Scholarship Awards will be presented at 7 p.m. Thursday in Eldorado Clubhouse. Bonnie Feuer of Millikan High School, an English major, is this year’s recipient for her high scholastic record and involvement in school government. She will receive an engraved bracelet. Mrs. Ramona Heimiller is the featured speaker. Hostesses are Mrs. Charge Smith and Mrs. Thomas Elwyn.
The Reverse Association Unit 43 will meet for a bazaar sewing session at 10 30 am Thursday at the home of Susan Berard 6347 Cerritos Ave Sandwich A luncheon is planned with the hostess serving dessert
A fragment from Marilyn Monroe's biographies hints at a publicity storm and calendar photo tie ins. The text suggests caution about publishing and threats of controversy from religious groups, with publishers weighing the timing before release.
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