C.D.A.'s ATTEND, ENJOY INFORMAL SOCIAL GATHERINGS

?gulai- social meeting of Daughters of America

ucccssful affair Monday

The r Catholic

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evening in Nativity hall.A unique program, a demon­

stration of popular household products, was arranged by Mrs. Marjoric Estes. chairman for the evening. Participating in the no­ velty games which followed were members and their husbands, who weie special guests for the occasion.

j On Saturday afternoon mem­ bers and their families enjoyed a

j wiener bake at Torranco City park, followed by games for the children and younger members

' of the group.;. . * * *

[BETSY ROSS CLUB 4TO HOLD FOOD SALE SATURDAY, AUG. 30

The garden of Mrs. Jeanettc Clarke's home on Beech ave. was a pretty setting for the meeting of Betsy Ross club Tuesday af­ ternoon. Delicious food was served at tables lovely with ar­ rangements of vari-hued carna­ tions. The floweis were raised by Mr. Clarke as his special hob­ by.

I At the business meeting which I followed, plans were outlined for | a sale of baked goods and cooked i food to be held Saturday, Aug. 30, at the entrance to Masonic

I Temple. The sale will begin promptly at 9:00 o'clock, it is re-

i ported.. * *' *

I Garden Club Members | Fete Mrs. Coltey !'At Dessert Luncheon

The membeis of Torrarjce Tor- race Garden club were delight-

| fully entertained Thursday after­ noon in the home of Mrs. Clare Fan-ell on 215th st. A farewell dessert luncheon complimented

i Mrs. Kathleen Coltey, who with I her family leaves soon for (new home in Huntington Park

Card games were the diversion 1 of the afternoon and later Mrs. | Coltey was presented with a beautiful group gift of ceram­ ics.

The trophy, which was recently won for the Torrance Chamber

jof Commerce through 'the dill- I gent efforts of the club mem­ bers and of tho Torrance Senior and Junior Woman's clubs, was greatly admired.

Members are eagerly awaiting September, when they will re­ sume their meetings.

Informal Luncheon At Palos Verdes For Friends Of College

Paloa Verdes college in Rolling Hills was the scene of another in its series of pre-opening pic­ nics Saturday afternoon when approximately 35 friends of the college gathered for luncheon in the summer house overlooking the campus. Hosts of the Infor­ mal occasion were Dr. Richard P. Saunders, president of the new college, and Mrs. Saunders. These picnics have been held throughout the summer to allow Dr. and Mrs. Saunders to become acquainted with various groups of Southland residents who are interested in the establishment of the new institution.

Fun Club Marks Second Anniversary With Evening Party

embers of Mi-N-Yorc Fun club celebrated their second anniversary with a pot luck sup­ per and dancing party Saturday evening at 4164 Sepulvpda blvd., according to Mrs. M. E. Atte- bery, manager.

The affair began at 6:30 with dinner and at 8:00 o'clock a special entertainment was pre­ sented by Bettie Thomas and her Accordionettes. Dancing followed with Shanty's trio furnishing

PATIO PARTY HONORS WALLACE STEINHILBER

Wallace Steinhilber was hon ored on the occasion of his birth­ day when his brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. George A. Bradford Jr., entertained at din ner in the patio of their Beech avenue home.

Lebna-Scrnitl-, Roger Carpenter Exchange Vows

j Leona Schutt, youngest daugh- i ter of Mrs. Minnie Schutt, of

Eastern Star's . , Stated Meeting Is Enjoyable Occasion

The stated meeting of Tor- rancc Chapter Ni* 380, Order of

Job's Daughters ' Guardian Council At Mrs. Evans' Home

The Guardian Council of Tor- rancc Bethel No. BO met Tues-

Tonancoa and_Roger Carpenter | , h(1 E a s , c ,. star, was hold | day evening in tl Thuisday evening Tcmpli

ingle ring ceremony

I Torrancoft and Roger carpenter of Stratfoid. Calif, were united

4 in marriage at Hanford, Calif, |at 7:30 p.m. on Saturday Aug.

jidonl Mr

H. Steinhilber

Mrs. Nell J. McConlogue will serve as chairman of the hostess committee for this evening's Catholic ladies card party. As­ sisting her will be Mmea. Vin- Tnose attending w, cent, Farrcll, O'Dam, Hagcman, or S^est and Mr. and Lopkiwski, Spensley, H err In, Richmond, Mize, Moore and Miss Mary Scallen.

Everyone is cordially invited. The first door prize will be pre­ sented at 8:00 o'clock and the customary games will be played. Delicious refreshments will be served at the close of card play.

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O'Toole Classes Are Attended By Torrance Group

Outstanding music teachers of the Southland were gathered in Los Angeles this past week to attend special classes conducted by William OToole, of New York

was performed by Rev. Deane abbitt.The bride wore a lovely dovo

gray suit with white accessories. She was attended by Mrs. Troy Reed, sister of the bridegroom, who wore an aqua suit with white accessories.

The bridegroom was attended by his brother-in-law, Mr. Troy Reed. Also attending the cere­ mony was another sister of tho bridegroom. Miss Lila Carpen­ ter.

The following day, at 2:00 p. m., a four-course wedding din­ ner- was served at the home of the bride's sister and brother-in- law. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Dulany, of Stratford. A six-tiered wedding I

At the conclusion of the ritual- ] l" "-""-' istic work, Mrs. Grace Wrlght, Daughters

i c h a i r m a n of the enlng.

home of Coun Gladys Evans

plans for the Job's Meetings during the

ensuing termserved delicious refreshments at Assisting in outlining the sea- tables colorful with carnations, pTOg, arn was Mrs. Fran-

tors and other garden flowers. ; ccs Qua(. kcnhush> ot Lynwood,Appearing as guest soloists I were Mrs. Wright's young daugh-j district deputy,

ters, Marca and Judy, whose pla-1 ~ - - . no selections were enthusiastic- ally received. !

Mrs. Jeanetto Clarke, worthy matron, represented her chapteron Tuesday evening of last week when she was presented at Point Fermin Chapter, OES, on the oc caslcm of its annual observance of Courtesy Night.

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Better Hearing Caremeans

BETTER HEARING!

cake and bouquets of sweetheart i EASTERN VISITORroses and garden flowers formed j - . _tho ^t^i* Th~.* , . I Ml " .Ernest Tanner.the

I In addition to theThose present wedding party

vere the nd Mrs. F

Mr. and

City. Lecturer and teacher it the

This check is also made out *

to you

Juillard School of New York, Mr. O'Toole has the distinction of having the dean of the School as one of hjs pupils. The O'-

oolc textbooks on creative mu- are In use in the school and demand throughout the Un-

d States.Kathryne Buffington, pianist d teacher, of 1434 Post ave. d Nadine Nickol, also of this y, attended the classes and re among the guests at a fare- '11 luncheon at Bullock's Tea-

x>m, honoring the New York ucator.Pupils of'Mrs. Buffington pre- nted to the teachers' group reTAnti Olson in original com- iition, and O'eraldine Farefl

[10 played Golliwog's Cake

Jean Bordeaux and baby daugh­ ter Jeanne Marie, Maurine, Rich­ ard and Frank Bradford, and the hosts. I

After dinner cards and games furnished entertainment for thej group.

A student at Utah college, Steinhilber leaves Wednesday to resume his studies In forestry.

* * « PTA PROGRAM COMMITTEE TO MEET AT WAGNER HOME

188th at. P.T.A. program chair­ man. Mrs. James Gauloy, called a meeting of her committee in the home of the president, Mrs. Leo Whgner, for Tuesday Aug. 26 at 2:00 p.m. The committee will outline a program for the year.

of 186th str choot P.T.A.,

The monthly payehtek to our employees has been getting bigger all the time. In a year's time it has grown from nearly $13,500,000 to about $16,000,000. Thousands of new people have come with us to help with the big gob we mult do to meet the West i tremendous growth ... and our employees are getting the best pay rates ever.

Th« girls who run these check-writing ma­ chines are mighty important people . . . not only in the lives of our 67,000 employees . . . hut in your life, too. For they write thousands of checks each month. And all these checks, as they go into circulation, add to the total pros­ perity of everyone living in the communities we serve in the Pacific west.

N.w Working Dcllori ... Millirmi of nr.- dollars needed lu build building ml htjv new equipment to mtej ihr publii icoiand for more (elephant* aad men >eni'- do not come from iele-

About 40 cont* of each dollar you pay for service is for employees... almost til the rttt goes for taxes and other operating expenses. A few cents of each dollar go to mote than 700,000 people, many of them Westerners, whose savings built the telephone system. Yes, your telephone dollar serves you, UM butcher, the baker and the whole community.

ew dollin come from willing 10 put their MV-

die buiinni. We mult earn i aiutct line oew working

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186TH STREET P.T.A. TO RATIFY CHAIRMEN

186th st. P.T.A. board mooting win be held Thursday, Aug. 28 at 7:30 p.m. in the homo of tho president, Mrs. Loo'Wagner. The board will then ratify chairmen for the coming year and make more complete plans for the year's program.

* * *186TH STREET P.TJV. REPRESENTED AT MEET

Garden*. - Wilmington council PTA recently held a summer meeting in Torrance park when186th st. P.T.A.

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represented

Camp Fire Girls' lunge Party Is njoyable AffairThe Ataya Camp Fire Girls re-

ort a delightful party Friday at xmg Beach Plunge, where theyere chaperoned by their leader,

irs. Virginia Rugg.Hamburgers, pop and other

aeach party foods were enjoyedy the group. Mrs. Rugg is to be com-

limented for her efforts in add- ng to the enjoyment of the girls'acation.

* * *HABLES W. MONTAGUEH

VACATION IN TORRANCEMr. and Mrs. Charles W. Mon-

ague, recently of Imperial Val- y, arc house guests of his par- nts, Mi. and Mrs. F. L. Parks.

The montaguos' small sons, Jim­ my and Chucky, are visiting

1th their maternal grandpar- nts, Mr. and Mrs. Fred C. Knud ion, in Lomita. Montague has iccepted a tcachtngposition at

San Fernando school, where the amily will make their new lome.

IEWISH TEEN-AGERS REPORT MEETING

The home of Miss Edith Paven, 613 Avenue A. Redondo Beach,

the setting for the maetlng of the newly organized South Bay Jewish Community teen-age group Thursday evening.

At the initial meeting of the ?roup held earlier in the week, Murray Beck was elected tem­ porary president and Miss raven temporary secretary

* '* *TEWEVCHS ON VACATION

Mrs. D. W. TenByck. pajUa- mtnttrUn of iMth street school P.T.A, U taking a thre*w«tk> trip through Colorado »n<J a* far east as Illinois with her husband and family.

by their president, Mrs. Leo Wagner. It was announced at the meeting that a school of in formation Is to be held W<-dnes day, Sept. 3, at Presbytcriar church, Wilmhigton.

* * * , VISITS MOTHER

Marcelina av. flays this wi

Ellwood of 1411 '., spent severa < at the home ol

Mrs. James Alien, of

and the hosts worn Mr. and Mrs. Harry Fowler of Stratford, Mr. and Mrs. Lester Dulany and Ken­ neth Dulany, of Lemoore.

Mrs. Carpenter, a former resi­ dent of Milnor. N. Dakota, has spent tho greater part of .the past four yeais. in Torrance. For six months she has been em­ ployed in Stratford, where she has acquired many well-wishing friends. Her husband was born in Weber Falls, Okla., but has lived in California the past 17 years. He is .employed as a truck driver In Stratford and las a host of friends to wish itm and his bride many years

wedded bliss. The happy couple will make their home in

SON, JAMES CHESTER. BORN TO MALONES

Mr. and Mrs. Pat Malone, 1313 Portola ave., are welcoming the arrival of a son, James Chester, t>orn Friday Aug. 8 at Torrance Memorial hospital. The young man has a sister, Patricia Ann, one year old. The proud grand- patents are Mr. and Mrs. S. C. Humor of Torrance, and Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Malone. of Vlcksburg, Arizona, formerly of Lomita.

* * *ROVAI, NEIGHBORS SET MEETING DATE

Torrance Chapter No. 8809. Royal Neighbors of America, will hold a regular meeting in Tor ranee' Woman's clubhouse Tues­ day evening, Sept. 2, at 8:00 p.m. All officers are asked to attend. Refreshments will be served at the conclusion of the meeting.

* * *DAUGHTER WELCOMED BY .IE8SOME FAMILY

Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Jes- some, of 1727 Gramercy ave., are the parents of a daughter, Kath­ leen Elaine, born Aug. 21 In Sea­ side hospital. Long Beach.

turned recently from a visit her parents In Sanborn, Iowa.

at,She also visited a sister Crookston, Minn., near the Cana dian bordei

F. C. Walden. Manager

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CHARLIE'S Guests ot HonorThundty. Augu.t 21

Mr, tnd Mr.. B. T. Whltngy, 1004 Ac*CK *vt., rrid</, Aufcuit 21

Mr. «n< Mri. Paul V. Woofwr, 24t) Cinsn it., titurdiy, AvOUtt 3B

Mr. <n< Mri. T. H. Hcrrin, UJC Crentluw Blvd . Sunday. Auautt 11

Mr. tnd Mri. E. H. Wjlker, 1IU 217th it., LomiU Mondiy, 3tpt«mtnr 1

Mr. ind Mri. P«t Malone, 131] PortoU 4ve , Tu«ld»y, Sepumblr J

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