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.1 THURHOAY, MARCH 1, 1945 TORRANCB HERALD, Torrino.. California
ELEMENTARY CHORUS REPORTS ACTIVITIES
At a recent meeting of Tor- rnncc Elementary Chorus, held at the school, the following officers were elected: Elvira Llndenberg, prosTUent; JoClev- enger, vlcn president; Wllma Atkjns, secretary • treasurer; Janet Lee and Shlrlcy Moody, librarians and Joan Ingram, reporter.
Another recent meeting fea tured a program of songs and dancing which Included the following: Ann Olsen, a piano solo; Norma LeClerq, tap danc ing; Janet Lee, a piano solo. Group singing concluded the performance, held at the school. Refreshments were served.
MRS. SANA ATTENDS NEPHEW'S WEDDING
Mrs. ,T. C. Sana and Mr. and Mrs. liugene Bullrr of I>ong Beach recently attended tho wedding of (heir nephew, Clif ford R. Doss to Miss Jo Ann Davldson. The ceremony was performed at a Riverside church. He Is an aviation ma chinists' mate 1/c, recently re turned from Guadalcanal when' he had served for 19 months. Tho young couple will make their home at San Diego, near his base at -North Island."
* * * RETURNS FROM HOSPITAL
Tom Waters arrived home Saturday following treatment' at Seaside hospital in Long Beach.
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BETSY nOSS CLUB KEI'OKTS CAI<n PAUTY
Tho first in a scries of monthly card parties, sponsor ed by Betsy -RO.HH Star Club, was a highly successful affair Saturday evening at Masonic Temple. Games of contract and auction bridge, pinochle, (with and without the kitty) and 500 were enjoyed—re freshments were served and door prizes wen- awarded. Hostesses for the evening were mmes. L. D. liabcock and J. O. Moore and their commit tees. The ladles are planning another party for Saturday evening, March 24.
•K * *.JOB'S DAUGHTERS HKI'ORT ACTIVITIES
At tlielr last regular meet- J ing, Torrance Bethel No. 50,
Job's Daughters, installed Ma rilyn Mowry as guardian of music. Mrs. Edna Gastrich, district deputy, was a Bethel guest. The gills will conduct opening and closing riles at Torrance Chapter No. 380, Or der of the Eastern Star, this evening. Their work will fol low the Eastern Star regular closing.
The next regular meeting of Job's Daughters will be held at Masonic Temple, Tuesday evening, March 0.
* * *NURSERY CENTER EXTENDS ENROLLMENT
Wilmington Park School Ex tended Day Care Center will accept additional children of women employed in defense work, it is reported. This of fer Is very welcome and will alleviate overcrowded condi tions in Torrance Center and those in surrounding cities.
• * • * *MRS. SAGE, SOLOIST AT L.A.P.E. SERVICES
Mrs. Irene Sage was guest soloist at church services at L.A.P.E. Station Hospital Sun day morning. Her mother, Mrs. Paul Findlcy, as her ac companist, remained to play for the entire service.
-K -K * CHEERIO CLUB TO MEET. FRIDAY
Mrs. A. W. Kitto will open her hente at 824 Cota ave., for a meeting of P. E. Cheerip plub at 8:00 o'clock, Friday, March 2.
Euphrasia Taylor Is Complimented At Bridal Showers
Complimenting Miss Euphra- sin Taylor, whose wedding will take place this month, was a recent luncheon and shower given by her aunts, Mmes. Mark Tracy and Harry Phillips, of San Pedro, who en tertained at the home of the former. A bridal theme was used for the table set for 25, and arrangements of narcis sus and daffodils with lighted tapers enhanced the settling. A handsome group "gift was presented. Guests were from Torrance, San Pedro, Los An geles and Santa Monica.
Evening Shower Miss Taylor was again hon
ored at ah intimate miscel laneous shower arranged Sat urday evening at the home of Miss M u r'i e 1 Alverson. The party also served .as a cour tesy for Mrs. Lucille Acree Mock, of Manhattan Beach, who was also presented with a gift. Those present were Miss Taylor, Mrs. Mock, Mrs. Marjorie Gordner, Miss Eliza beth Anthony and the host ess.
At Lomita Home* Another attractively appoint
ed party was enjoyed at the home of Miss Gussie Jancicich who entertained at her Lomita home. Assisting as co-hostess was Miss Ton! Lopln, of Re- dondo Beach. Games were the diversion and buffet refresh ments were served following the presentation of a beauti ful personal gift. Guests, num bering 20, were Miss Taylor's co-workers in the. Production Planning department, Colum bia Steel Company.
* * *SHIELDS ENTERTAIN
Recent guests of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Shields, at their home on Gramercy ave., were her niece, Mrs. Hilds Teetors, Hagerstown, Ind.; Mrs. Mil dred Brown, of Cincinnati, Ohio, and Mr. and Mrs. Syl vester Jessop of Uplands.
K -K -K CONVALESCENT
Mrs. Stewart Holland Is con valescing from a major oper ation which she underwent re cently at Torrance Memorial hospital.
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ROYAL NEIGHBORS TO MEET, TUESDAY
Torrnnce Camp, No. 8008, Royal Neighbors ot America, will meet for the first time In(heir new quarters, Torrance Woman's Clubhouse, 1422 En- grncia ave., Tuesday evening,March 8. Mrs. Marie Bank-ston, oracle, will conduct, a business meeting and Initia tion rites. The following class will be Inducted;
Ethel Foils, Freda Evans and Peggy Peck, all of thiscity; Vera Lilienthal and Marian Crum of Gardena, andMarie Parr of Lomita. .
A social hour will followwith Mrs. Martha Cooper as chairman.
* * *WAR POSTER EXHIBIT AT PALOS VERDES
' Palos V e r d e s . Community.Arts association announces an exhibition of war posters pre-
' pared by the Museum of Mofl-em Art in New York to beshown through March 24 atLibrary Gallery, Palos Verdes Estates.
: * * *VISIT ENDS
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas L.Bretton who have been visiting for the past two monthsat the home of their son-in-law and daughter, Mr. andMrs. E. W. Babcock, have returned to their home in Chey enne, Wyo.
* . * *FROM SAN FRANCISCOMr. and Mrs. T. J. Adams
of 1448 Post ave., are enter taining as their house guest, Mrs. Gordon L. Von Planck.who arrived Tuesday from her home in San Francisco.
* * *OFFICER VISITS
Mr. and Mrs. William Dieselentertained as their weekendguest, Lieutenant Larry Feola, recently returned from SouthPacific duty with the NavyTransport Command.
V.F.W. AUXILIARY U^».:,«/« 1 :»/»•.»*. NAVY MOTHERS TO MEET MARCH H' Marriage LlCenScS PLAN CARD PARTYV.F.W. Auxiliary, of Post ————————————————————— Little Hills Navy Mother's
No. 3251, will meet at Civic Roland .1. Potter, Torrance; Ci,ih No 117 will qnnnsm- n Auditorium next Thursday eve- Margaret Smith, Torrance. , ,, f ' , , , P° ' ,! nlng, March 8. Mrs. Clara * V * bcnrflt card P" 1^ to bc h"ldConner will preside and there AT LOS ANGELES Friday evening March 2 at will be nomination and elec- M .. nri 'Mrl.. „,__,, ,, ,-,.,..„ V.F.W. hall, Lomita. A door lion of officers in addition to Ml ' dnd Mr!" Frpd E' Coop- nriwwill be presented nromntballoting and initiation. Lletit. rr w(1 ''0 Sunday dinner guests jy B t g'OO o'clock and 1 theElizabeth J. Hagarty, A. S. N. at the home of Mr. and Mrs. llsual gamra wil l be' played Gertrude Boyle and Marcclla c. W. Williams, of Los Ange- Refreshments will be served. Acord will be initiated. |ra and formerly of this city. Everyone is invited President Clara Conner, at- ^— —— ——.-.—.. ——————————— . _________ _________tended an administrative con ference held recently at Patrl- ,otic Hall, Los Angeles where !Margaret Miller, state president, presided with her offi- ;cial family. Also present fromTorrance were Margaret Noah, Hilma Malin, Kathryn Flynn,Mary Towler and FlorenceTurner.
* * *CATHOLIC PARTYTHIS EVENING
Hostesses for this evening's 'Catholic card party 'to "be held :at Nativity hall are Mrs. P.B. Clayton and her committee, !Mines. Chicoine, Dietlin. Young, i Lewellen, Ames, Wilken, Mod- ler, Moffitt and Miss OpalYorker. The first door prizewill be drawn promptly 'at8:00 o'clock and card play willbegin immediately. Prizes will :be given for high score hold- jers at contract and auctionbridge, pinochle and 500. Refreshments will be served. Ev eryone is cordially invited.
* * -X VISITS HUSBAND
Mrs. Norman Blackball re ports that her daughter, Mrs.
.Harry Kync, has returned from New York, where shehas been visiting during the past several months with her
. husband, Lieutenant Kyne at Stewart Air Field, attached toWest Point.
•K * -KFROM DINUBA
Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Shields, of Dinuba, were recent guestsat the home of Mr. and Mrs.Frank Shields, here.
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