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Newspaper
Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
May 02, 1960
Page
9
A Long Beach veterans auxiliary will hold a luncheon meeting at 7 pm, hosted by Vesta. The group invites members to attend and participate in the upcoming business session.
Jor dan High School Faculty Wives Club meets at 7 30 p m Tuesday in the San Pedro home of Mrs Harold Stanley 1724 Perch St Election of officers will highlight the business session marking the club year end.
A 25th wedding anniversary for Ted and wife a registered nurse was celebrated at SS Maria Goretti with 100 guests and a Mass by Father Vincent Molloy. The Kapphatians moved to Long Beach a decade ago from Nebraska, with six children, including daughter Karen and son Paul, in family milestones and parish activity noted.
Mrs. George Cadwallader will be installed for a second term as president of the Alpha Gamma Delta Alumnae Club of Long Beach. The ceremony at 7 30 pm features a Polynesian theme and honors officers including Ella Rae Payne and Lucile Peck. The group supports the Long Beach Community Rehabilitation Action Committee with sorority colors red blue and green.
Charles Lupaer will address the Delta Gawina sorority at 10 30 am Thursday. Mrs Halan Miller hosts at 1392 Fane St with hostesses Mmes Roy Conn James Hodges and Alice Welphi. A nursery school film for visually handicapped children will be shown by Putee Shelby at the evening meeting on May 12 at the home of Mrs Henry Johnston 1953 Fanwood Ave
Registration for the YWCA Girl's Camp at Tabquitz Meadows is open for seventh through senior high girls. Nancy Kleinhammer says Long Beach YWCA handles registration though camp details are bandied by Long Beach YWGA. The camp offers seven one week sessions starting June 28 with partial camperships available and enrollment limited per session.
Long Beach Area Council of Beta Sigma Phi led by Mrs Areta Christensen unveils a busy calendar of chepler meetings and installations across May and June. The schedule includes multiple chapters such as CONGO BRO, HOFA UNSILON, PHC ALPHA UPSILON, ETA TAU, TAMBUA BETA and GESTA XI with installations, rituals, luncheons, and jewels dinners planned at various dates and venues. Members Jeanne Gomez, Carol Nicholson, and Betty Denier are noted among speakers and honorees.
The Noriti Long Beach Temple 44 of Pythian Sisters hosts a Mothers Day program in Monte Vista Temple 1120 Market St. on Tuesday evening. Marie Mortimore will preside with Freda Alexander as chairman. openings and closings will be conducted by past chiefs of the temple.
Acthuc L Peter son Unit 27 plans officer and delegate election Tuesday evening The convention delegates will attend the June department conclave in San Francisco Mothers Day gifts for patients at Long Beach Veterans Administration Hospital were made at a recent meeting hosted by past presidents at Mrs Winifred Marciinsons home
Mrs Chalmer Donovan will be installed president of the Zeta Alpha Alumnae chapter at Loup Beach State College during an installation dinner Thursday at Thoe fly's Restaurant Belmont Shore. Retiring president Mrs Joseph Shoe tmaker will conduct the ceremonies at 830 p m. Donovan, a Belo Pi graduate of the University of Oregon, is active in community service church and Girl Scout work. Officers include Mrs T G Bartels vice president Georgiaia Hinkle treasurer Mrs Neil Billman secretary and Cecelia Monre pianist. A spring May Day theme will decorate the dinner.
The notice promotes pattern 4997 by Anne Adams for Junior Miss sizes 9 to 17 with yardage details and sewing notes. It instructs readers to mail 35 cents plus 10 cents per pattern for mailing to Long Beach Press Telegram Pattern Dept in New York, asking for name address zone size and style number.
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