Thursday, June 5, 1958 TORRANCE P R E S * Pag Nineteen Orientation Day at YWCA Entertains at For Area Board and Committees Poolside Party Orientation for YWCA branch area board president-elect am Mrs. Otto Frantzich, Gardena Miss Sharon Neely will be­ committees and the Harbor area Mrs. Lee Stamps, treasurer-elect come honored queen of Bethel board is being held today from will lead a question and answer immediate past president of the 50. as Miss Kay Francis Sjnith 9:30 to 11:30 at the headquarter? period as an introduction to thr auxiliary to Bay Harbor Osteo retires at an installation cere­ building, 437 W. Ninth at., San use of the volunteer handbook pathic Society, entertained May mony Saturday evening in Tor­ Pedro. Mrs. F. Harold Essert is A coffee period arranged b\ 27 at a poolside party for offi rance Masonic Temple, 232R chairman of the volunteer per Mrs. Owen Pharr and Mrs. Al cers and members. Cabrillo. sonnel committee. fred Jorgensen will precede the To be installed with Miss "More Than a Job," the new training period. Honored guests were Mrs. Mar Neely are Mary Margaret Blount. cus Gerlach. Sa*nta Barbara, im color film strip produced by the Fall Workshop senior princess; Bonnie Kail, Leadership Services of the Na mediate past president of the junior princess: Beverly Orenri. tlonal YWCA board, will be "This training day is a part auxiliary to the California Osteo gujde, and Georgia Powell. mar­ screened and the commentary of the training cycle set up by pathic Association; Mrs. Edwin shal. given by Mrs. Muriel Blackstone the Harbor area volunteer com M. Riedell. Whittier, president Appointive officers are Shar- Harbor area staff. mittee," Mrs. Essert. states. "In of the ACOA; and Mrs. Paul I) onne Mascola, inner guard; Car- Mrs. Loraine Harper, Harbor addition, a fall workshop for all Yates, president-elect of this la Cramer, outer guard; Laverne committee members, advisors state level organization. Lewis, senior custodian; Carol teachers of YW classes, and oth Others enjoying croquet, table Waldrip, junior custodian; Carol er volunteers will be held in tennis and the pool, were Mmes Fowler, librarian; .ludy Sher­ early October." LOU (MRS. ED) KARLOW, re- Dean Brown. Gardena: Don Cor- wood, musician; Barbara Alter, SHARON NEELY The volunteer personnel com cently elected president of the turn, Redondo Beach: Ernest H recorder; Cheryl Wells, treasur­ mitt.ee includes Mrs. F. Harold New Bethel Queen Jaycettes1 board of trustees, Fogelberg, Rolling Hills; C. R er ;Peggy Neely. chaplain; Shar- Essert, chairman; Mmes. E. G Houske, Torrance; William will be installed June 28. ron Davis, first messenger; Bea- Croom, Frank Griep. Don Flake pel. Wilmington; Don Lanham, thy Kealy. second Chi Theta Chi sorority wil Loraine Harper, Arthur Kent messenger; become the first organization in Palos Verdes: George Lee. Ingle- Pat Piercy. third messenger; WORK THOSE Alfred Jorgensen, John Mar wood"; Robert Patterson. Rolling Rosemary Balow. fourth messen­ F' Camino College history to re­ shall, H. A. McDonlad, Owen ceive the recognition trophy Mothers Club Hills; Arthur D. Pedersen, Roll ger; Sarah Pennington, fifth LAZY DOLLARS Pharr, Lee Stamps, A. J. Stew- ing Hills; G. F. Quiros, Redondo messenger. awarded by Alpha Gamma Sig art and Gene La Husen. ma, compus scholarship honor Beach; Ronald Runclman, San Other appointments are San- 10% Return Discusses Plans Pedro; George Wall. San Pedro; society, tomorrow night. dna Penner, assistant recorder; Interest P«ld 12 Tlmts a Year The Mothers Club of Cub and Dr. Joanne Boyce, Redondo Linda Vocke, musician; Donna The award, presented to the Pack 761-C met recently at the Beach. 2nd Trust Deeds on Local Residential organization on campus which Engagement Is Merdeth. page; Caren Crossamn. Property. Triple Protection. Collections home of Mrs. Jack Till. Mrs. electritian; Linda Vocke, choir serviced. tabulates the highest average in Gordon Pope, president, con scholarship, will director; Nancy Hornbeck, obli­ be made by Announced ducted the business meeting. gation chairman, and Sandy McBRIDE Mrs. Betty Dixon, president of Mrs. Perry Baker announced 'Torrance for Me/ PATENT for pleater has been came while making a pleated Alpha Gamma Slgrna this se­ Mr. and Mrs. Francis P. Hall Crabtree. banner bearer. INVESTMENT CO. that boys participating in the Mrs. Edna Babcock is guard- granted to Mrs. Annette Ogle, skirt for her daughter, Iva mester. Its purpose, Mrs. Dixon ing, 1631 W. 248th St., Harbor Scout-o-Rama would be taken to Utlt Hawthorne Blvd. 1417 Cota, formerly of Ft. Mae. Mrs. Ogle hopes to de­ said, is to stimulate increased City, have announced the en­ Says Mrs. Pons ain of the bethel and Leonard Lawndale Terminal Island for a talk on Babcock is associate guardian. OReton t-520< F Rentier 4-4427 Dodge, la., after four-year velop her item soon if she can interest in pride of scholastic gagement of their daughter, marine biology, the subject of Moving from Berlin. Germany achievement among organiza­ Sally Irene, to Orson H. Nelson, The public is cordially invited to wait. Idea for the notions item get added financial backing. the Scout-o-Rama booth. to Torrance in 1937, Mr. Cecelia attend the ceremony. tions on campus. son of Mr. and Mrs. Orson Nel­ Mrs. Barry Hardison gave a Accepting the trophy in behalf son, 4834 Halison st., Torrance. report on the basball program Pons and her late husband. Max of the sorority will be president The wedding will take place June conducted by the pack commit­ Pons, lived for many years at Chi Theta Chis Hold Meeting Elizabeth Bustamente. Runner- 26 in the Latter Day Saints tee. Plans for a square dance to 1610 Cabrillo ave., made many up was the XI Iota Chi frater­ Temple in L. A. be held in the fall were dis­ The monthly meeting of the time movies will be shown, pop- nity. The bride-elect is a graduate friends and enjoyed their life DAD WANTS. Chi Theta Chi alumni (sorority corn and root beer will be serv­ of cussed. here. Torrance then had a pop Narbonne High School, win­ Den 9 won the attendance of El Camino College) was held ed. The alumni group meets the housed in the campus trophy ter class of '53 and attended L. ulation of 7000. at the Recreation Room of the last Monday of every month. prize. A social hour followed case; the name of the winning A. City College where she re­ the meeting. Pons had a patent on straw Western Avenue Trailer Park4 at, organization will be Inscribed on ceived her degree in Associate mosaics and established a manu­ 16820 S. Western ave., Gardena. In Graduating Class the trophy each semester with of Arts. She is employed as sec­ ^Mrs. George Unsoeld was host- To Paint Crosswalks facturing company, the Max Mrs. William Wilcox, the for­ recognition being given at the retary to Dr. George O. Peak, Pons Co., with his wife at the ^ess. ' semester awards banquet. The Forrance. Sol Gascon, chairman of school mer Lorraine Miller, daughter rossings, reports that the high­ home address, a two-story build­ dinrrer will be held In the collpge Nelson attended Carbon Col- ing, now headquarters for the the fall fashion show. Location, of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Miller, ege in Price, Utah, before way division will paint yellow 1027 Patronella ave., will be in Campus Center tomorrow night mov­ Salvation Army store. models and publicity were dis- it 6:30. ing to California with his par­ rosswalks and lettering at in­ the graduating class June 13 at ents. He filled his two-year mis­ tersections of Walnut and 101st When the Pons sailed from the University of California in The trophy, mounted on a Jet-many and reached New York Next meeting will be held at. walnut base, features a 22-inch sion In the Western States Mis n Lomita and also at Eshelman at the TORRANCE MEN'S SHOP the home of Mrs. Jay Pratt, R03fi Berkeley. She serves on the slon of the Church of Jesus and 101st, according to word hey bad not derided where to counril of the Honor Student cup arfd a statue of Lady Vic­ locate hut hearing fellow train Holy Cross pi., Los Angeles 45, tory. Christ, LDS. He is employed m Dewev Blair, publicity OH 2-6537. This will be the «ec- Society. Both Mrs. Wilcox and lardena hy Virco Manufactur- hairman of the Junior Chamber passengers speak of Torrance in ond annual "flicker party," Old her husband, son of Mr. and ng Co. of Commerce in Lomita. glowing terms as a fine manu- Mrs. Ross Wilcox, 2824 Carson acturing community, decided to St., are former graduates of Scout Mothers ee for themselves. "That's for use our layaway plan Visit Your Torrance High School. Wilcox us." they thought, acted on the was graduated from SC in '56 advice and were highly pleased GOODWILL and is currently working as a Are Honored with their choice. \ a small deposit will graduate student at Berkeley. Mothers were honored guest- Later they moved to Los An­ STORE May 25 at a mother-daughter geles where Pons died. Mrs. Pons hold your purchase! 317 Torrance Blvd. luncheon sponsored by Girl bpgan to long for Torrance and Scout, Troop 1654 in the home nf her friends nere and this week REDONDO BEACH co-leader Mrs. Nancy Rasmussen. RECONDITIONED CLOTHING moved back never again to live Jockey Cooper Underwear FOR MIN, WOMEN t CHIL- With hospitality and cooking elsewhere. " 1RIN. SHOES FOR THE EN- badges as their goal, the three "Torrance Is such a homey * Arrow Dress Shirts "IRE FAMILY. troop patrols planned the menu, » RECONDITIONED FURNITURE place and people are so friendly," Arrow Wash and Wear Dress Shirts FOR EVERY ROOM IN THE Prepared and served a complete she said, "I just had to come OUSt. STOVES, WASHING MACHINES, DIVANS AND MAT luncheon, then entertained their bark." B.V.D. Underwear RfSSES. mothers with a program of Mrs. Pons owns three builct- » ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES, * Interwoven Socks TOASTERS, CLOCKS, RADIOS, 1 dances, poems and a puppet ings on Cabrillo and will locate RONS, ETC. : show. in that vicinity. Hart, Schaffner & Marx Suits, Slacks BOOKS OF ALL KINDS. 9 HOUSEHOLD ITEMS, DISHES, Mrs. Robert Peterson, troop Even though the city has Pendleton Shirts, Jackets, Slacks SILVERWARE, POTS AND leader, was presented wtih a gift grown so tremendously since her TANS. * Swank Jewelry STORE OPEN 9:10 A. M. by the mothers In appreciation last stay here, Mrs. Pons feels TO $ P. M. for her work with the girls. she knows many people and Adam and Champ Hats OMn Friday Til 9 P M. i Mothers attending were Mmes. FREE OFF-STRUT PARKINO finds it good to see and visit Catalina Swim wear Manson Hartey, William Dell, with former employes and their Joseph Edwins, Joseph Hannon, families and other personal * Supple Drape Denims Hubert Jones, Charles Keene, friends. A-l Peqqers and Ivy's Robert. Peterson, Howard Pfau, Andy Rasmussen, William Swar- Sir Guy Sport Shirts and Vest Sets Classified Ads thout. John Tallon and Bruce Betsy Ross Club * Paul Howard Sport Shirts Timmons. to Have Social La Jolla Slacks and Shirt Combs. Bring Results The girls serving were Pamela June 7 at fi:30 p.m. is the time MRS. WILLIAM WILCOX Cook Harvey, Diana Dell, Shar- set for a party night and pot 9 Levi's Shirts and Denims on Edwins, Patricia Hannon. luck dinner for members of thp * Streve Belts Toni Jones, Connie Keenp, Shel- Betsy Ross Cluh of Torrance. by Peterson, Claudia Mahaley, The meeting will be held in thp McKeever and Zuma Swimwear Sets the nurses Judy Pfau. Sheryl Rapmussen, home of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Mil­ 9 Kangaroo Keepers June Swarthout, Tracy Tallon ler. 1724 Date st. and Patricia Timmons. This will be the second in a with the series of social evenings, the first held recently in the Larry TORRANCE MEN'S SHOP prettiest smiles Miller home. This idea of homp Mrs. Thompson hospitality struck a rpsponsive Corner of Sartori and Marcelina wear note with club memebrs. Feted at Luncheon Following dinner Saturday Open Friday Evtnings W* Glvt Torrance Trade Stamps Honoring this ypar'-, prrjiidfiit night there will be card gamse. Mrs. R. F. Thompson, mrmhpi of Torrance Elementary School PTA executivp board wen- hosts at a luncheon May 28 In 4piy0M* the Redondo Elks Club. Mrs. "BACK HOME" to her belov­ ago, Mrs. Pons missed her Thompson was presented with ed Torrance is Mrs. Cecelia friends and the general "horn* Kober* an plectric coffee maker. ^f J^ HOC* row Spring flowers in shades of (Max) Pons, who came here ey" feeling of Torrance and lavender formed the beautiful from Berlin, Germany, in 1937. says she will never again move You'll be sure he'» wearing the cpnt*»rpiece. Mrs. S, A. Brous Moving to L A. a few years from here. belt in quality and styling if you was luncheon chairman. 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