Thursday, September 25, 1958 TORR ANCE PRESS Page Twenty-one

"Go Ahead" Is Tea Theme

"(in Alu'Hcl With Tnrnmcr HiKli" w;is chosen as the theme for the welcoming tea at Tor­ rance High School given Septem­ ber 9 hy the PTA as a get-ac- <in;iiiilod affair for mothers of I ii.lnnen. Approximately 125 parents attended.

Name cards Were fashioned to look likf "go-aheads."

Tea riiiiirnicnChairman of the day was Mrs.

C'leo McManus and Mmes. A. L. Fredrickson and .lack Phillips poured ft a beautifully appoint- pd Table.

In thr receiving line were Mines. William Dorman, C. W. Strahm, Leo Radford, and R. I. Shelhy.

Mrs. Catherine Cliisholm. freshman class advisor, worked with Mmes. Frank Curry, Rich­ ard Tierman, Isabelle Kelly, Roy Goree, II. : G. Tldmarsh and Henry Heinlein to make the tea ;m outstanding event.

During the afternoon, Leonard Mfton, acting principal, intro­ duced members of the faculty.

PROSPECTIVE MEMBERS of Torrance Junior Woman's Club were entertained last Saturday at the home of Mrs. Lee Alien, 20527 Osage

Ave- Installation October 22.

ceremoni«t will be held

Attorney Address Council

Attorney John P. Barry of Hermosa Beach, will be the guest speaker at tonight's meet­ ing of the Ladies Council of St. Catherine Laboure Catholic Church, in the parish hall. The meeting will start at 8 p.m. .

Barry is a past president of Loyola Alumni and is currently active in the Rotary Club and the Chamber of Commerce in Hermosa. He will speak on

Art Group To Discuss WorkMembers of Torrance Art

Group are requested to bring up to three pieces of their art for criticism and discussion at. their first meeting of the season, to be held Friday evening in the patio at the home of Joyce Fair-child, 22220 Warmside ave. Summer art experience?? will he shared and color slides will be shown of the Spring show and of members' vacation trips.

Proposition 16.Mrs. Vincent C. Tyrell, Coun­

cil program chairman, extends an invitation to all interested.

Lillian Baker, new president, urges members to meet with their new officers and take part in planning future meetings. Anyone interested in member­ ship with the group may call her at DA 9-3461.

Junior Woman's Club Entertains New Members at Brunch

Invitations in the shape of a rocket invited new members of Torrance Junior Woman's Club to a brunch last Saturday morning at the home of Mrs. Lee E. Alien, 20527 Osage st. The guests were Mmes. Charles F. Crandall, Charles H. Turner, Dev­ oid R. DeCuir, Paul G. Leack,*

BAZAAR BARBECUE at Nativity Church will be prepared by Anthony (Tony) Branded!- He will be assisted by Peter Habousn and A. Alien Moore.

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Catholic Church To Hold Bazaar

A. R. Felando Jr., Charles W. Bennett, Maurice A. Hattem.

Also Mmes. R. W. Johnston, Jean Montange, L. R. Hanson, Gerson Jacobson, Robert Evans, Carl E. Mapes, Robert Bartz,

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and Leonard A. Schulwitz.Special guests were coordi­

nators from the senior club, Mmes. A. F. R. Ewalt, W. O. Clausing, and L. A. McCoy.

Decorations on buffet and tables carried out the rocket theme with rocket replicas cen­ tering arrangements of lavender and yellow asters.'

Mrs. Russell M. Clawson, membership chairman, intro­ duced the new members and gave a brief outline of each one's family, interests, and hob­ bies. She invited the new mem­ bers to "sky rocket into new lands of experience where you will find opportunities to dis­ cover your interests and serve

Hostesses for the day were members of the hoard, Mmes. J. G. Louvier, president; Ken­ neth RrHilter, Russell M. Claw- son, John K. Mallery, W. E. Stair, Barton A. Tatum, Lee E. Alien, John A. Hall, Jack C. Dean, i>. E. Moore, R. F. Town- send, Robert Eipper, William Sturgis.

New members will be In­ stalled into the Junior Woman's Club on October 22.

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IS IT GOOD? Members of Torrance Art Group discussed and criticized their paintings at a meeting in the home of Joyce Fairchild. Shown from left, Mrs. Fairchild, co-president of the group; Mrs. Roy Seidler, editor of their Newsletter; Mrs. R. A. Baker, president.

Plan Record Dance at Jewish Center

Tho members of the Gardens Chapter United Synagogue

| Youth announce a record dance ! to he hold at 8:30 Saturday eve­ ning. Open to all teen-agers, It will take place at. the Gardena Valley Jewish Center, 14725 So. Gramercy place, Garriena.

Sports dress ift indicated ad­ mission is free. Refreshments will he served. Parents are welcome to attend.

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St. Margaret Mary Catholic Church will hold their annual bazaar and dinner Saturday and Sunday on the school grounds, 255th and Eshelman. Lomita. The affair will open at 1 p.m. Saturday, and a barbecue dinner will be served from noon until 7 p.m. Sunday.

Name ChefAnthony (Tony) Brandelli,

chef, will be chairman for the dinner and will be assisted by Peter Haboush. and A. Alien Moore, parish members.

Pastors Father John V. Hegarty and Father Patrick Shelly anticipate a large crowd for the two day event.

Church GroupsDecorated booths will be

manned by members of church groups: St. Anne, St. Anthony. St. Francis, St. Gerard. St. Jud'e, St. Joan of Arc, St. Lucy. St. Mary, Santa Margarita, St. Mar­ garet Mary, Our Lady of Fatima, Our Lady of Rosary, St. Theresa, Children of Mary, Holy Name Society, and Junior Holy Name.

Rooths will include dish, roll- a-haM, parcel post, toys, foods, game of skill, dolls, cotton candy, white elephant, fish bowls and milk bottles, Mexican food, string game, baked goods, candy, country store, and soft drinks.

Juniors Plan Costume Dance

A "hard times" costume theme j will prevail at the October 251 Halloween dance to he spon-j sored by Torrance Junior Wom­ an's riuh in the American Le­ gion Hall. Torrance. Music will he provided by Mel Coates and his Swinpsters.

Mrs. John K. Mallery. chair­ man, will be assisted hy Mmes. John Hall, Elgin Logsdon, and William Zappas.

Proceeds of the dance will go to the VMCA for the Junior's philanthropy project, the Junior Woman YMCA Teen Canteen. The canteen will serve hoys and girls in the local area.

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