^HALLDALE SCHOOL PTA APPROVES FIRST YEARLY BUDGET, GIVES RUMMAGE SALE

Approval of its first yearly^Dlstrlct P.T.A. were Mrs. H. T.budget was voted by the newly organized Halldale ave. school P. T.A. at Its Thursday meeting.

Don Wblf and composed of Mes- dames E. G. Spratt, Bob I^enton, E. Slmerley and Leslie Smith had been appointed to draw up a proposed budget for submis­ sion to the membership.

Main speaker was the Rev. Paul Penner, who will give the church's side of a P.T.A. thome, "Cooperation in Home, School and Community."

Other speakers were Mary Lf Eggelston, district director for the Los Angeles Welfare asso­ ciation, and a Community Chest representative.

Seaman, president; E. M. Bernar- , J. Andrade, A. C. Turner, Dresser, John Garner, E. G.

Spratt and POP Wolf.A paper drive was held Sntnr

day at Halldale school, 'under the direction of Mrs. Simerloy, ways and means chairman. Six members attended the first fall meeting of the Lomita-San P^- Oro-'councll, held at the Fifteenth St. school in San Pedro Tuesday. They were: Mrs. Amanda Ron well, principal; Mmes. M. Bur t<n, H. T. Seaman, president; L. L. Powell, E. M. Bernardin an:l Don Wolf.

ELEMENTARY P.T.A. PASSES ON MOTION TO FORM COUNCIL

Members of the Torrance Ele­ mentary P.T.A. were shown a Community Chest film at their first meeting Thursday.

Under the president, Mrs. El­ mer Moon, a motion was passed to form a new P.T.A. council in Torrance.

Miss Nancy Ann Whyte played two piano selections and Mrs. Grace Wright, member of the Board of Education, and A. P. Beardsley, school principal, wore introduced.

Following the meeting a ie-

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Connie Jean Kulp Given Musical Cake On Eighth Birthday

Connie Jean Kulp, 918 Amapo, celebrated her eighth birth

day at a lovely party in her home Saturday afternoon.

After games and entertainment the children were taken to Toi ranee park where Connie cut a musical birthday" cake.

Those present were: Kathy School, Charlene Baker, Janet Clayton, Gloria Bowen, Mary Comon, Bobble Jane Lamping, Bettlann and Arlene Kastnip, Anna Webb, Rosemary Foltz, Sandra Hintz, Peggy Fitzhenry. Carry Ritchie, Glbby Kallna, Jackle Boos, Sandra Boudreoux, Shirley Ramsaur, Butchle Kulp and CJonnic's great-grandmother, Anna L. Ramsaur of Lotnlla.

Mrs. Kulp was assisted by Mrs. John Cox and Mrs. John

cept ion honored itaff. Mrs. Vern Barky ilrs Georgia Tappin pom

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Catholic BazaarTo Feature Movie Stars, Varied Booths

"Hi, Ho, ComeThat's (ho thi

zaar which the ladies of the Al- Society have scheduled for

tomorrow, Saturday and Sunday

to the Bazaar!"yfeature a beautiful sister doH me for the ba-! whiqh the Sisters of St. Joseph,

| of Orange, who will teach at the parochial school, have dressed in

ct replica of themselves. Allother dolls will have

the Parish Church of the Cota ave.. Dorrs open at 7 p.m. Friday, 2 p.m. Saturday, and 12 noonSunday. A special feature Sun- j drinks will be served, day will be personal appearances | The men of the parish by two popular motion

beenhall, Catholic ] dressed by the ladies of th Nativity, 1448 |D.A.

Another popular spot will be the hot dog and refreshment stand where hot dogs, homemad

coffee and cold

JUNIOR WOMAN'S CLUB TO HOLD BAKE SALE

The Junior Woman's Club will hold a Bake Sale Saturday morn­ ing at 9 o'clock in front of the Schwartz Men's Shop, ISIS Ca- brillo ave.

«, t ..« ,, ,,-. . ,..-,. ,. H .*,.«.^ , take over the country store booth teaching \ actrcssps miss Jeanne Grain will j and sell ham and bacon among

an" , be present at 3 p.m. to sign au- other Items with a country tographs, and at 5 p.m. Miss!flavor. Priscilla Lane and a delegation of other actors and actresses are scheduled to visit the.bazaar.

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At at busine Wednesday it was d vide into sestions other nights of the

is, arts and crafts work sections. Mrs. tholomew will be he

ss nleeting ecided to di­ meeting on eek: drama- and needle- C. W. Bar­ rt of needle­

work. Mrs. Helen Lockwood, di­ rector of the YWCA, nave, a re­ port on its activities.

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DR. HENI.EY TO SPEAK AT INOI.EWOOI) P.T.A.

"A hearty invitation is ex- trndod to all," according to Mrs. Elsie Frlion, president of the Al­ tar Society, who reports that la­ dies of the different guilds have been busy in the' past months making many beautiful hand made articles. All proceeds from the bazaar will go toward the building of the parochial school.

A baked ham dinner, "with all the trimmings." will be served Sunday from 12 to 6 p.m. Bcttie, Thomas and her Accordionettes will entertain throughout the day.

Eight booths will include a la dies' ready-to-wear booth fea­ turing a lady's fur coat, and a variety booth with handcut pil

ibroidered towels,First District P.T.A. will snorsor a talk by Dr. W. Ballentino mother-and daughter fa Henley at Inglewood high school bags, and other linens.

vork

7:30 p.m. Wednesday. The Girl Scouts will be inDr. Henley,

lege of Osteopathic Physic and Surgeons, will speak"How to Use Legal County rxJoth, cake and candy booth,~an< Youth Agencies," and will give a booth in which visitors will information which clubs will find fj n(j for sajp a handcut work

Col charge of a "fishing pond" booth Also displaj

kitchethe children.

j ng wares will

aluable concerning county aid i this area.

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WOMKN OF MOOSE PARTYThe Women of the Moose will i

hold a Halloweon party with pot luck and Moose Pal Ex­ change Ort. 29 at 8 p.m., accord ing to publicity chairman. Dor­ othy Smith.

At the last Wednesday night meeting Mrs. Freda Evans and Mrs. Irene Smith were the lucky

nrs in the blanket club. Annitialion Is next on the schod-

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••OtlRTESY OFFICERBevcrly Luster of Job's Daugh- rs. bethel SO. wns a, courtesy

fficer at Signal Hill Bethel.,S|g- il Hill, yesterday.

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JOB'S DAUUHTKK.S MKKTINUJob's Daughters, bethel SO, will

have a regulai meeting Tuesday it 7:30 p.m. in' the Masonic Temple.

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ASHLEY CHILDREN- CELEBRATE FIRST, SECOND BIRTHDAYS

Richie and Donny Ashley cele­ brated their first and second Birthdays Saturday afternoon at the home of their parents,

Robert Ashley, 1339

eluded grandparents

and Mrs. W. 220th s

Guests i Mr. and Mrs. Ennin from Van Nuys, great-grandmother Mrs- Edna Ashley, San Pedro and Mrs. Grace Ashley, grandmother.

Others present were Mr. "and Mrs. E. Hissey, Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Hargett of Wilmington, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Samson and Mes- dames Pearl Oppcn, Dorothy B'jrnam, Tiny Biss and Lillian Hargett of San Pedro.

Torrance children attending the patty were: J o a n n e and Alice Harrison, Grace and Janet Hargett, Elizabeth DP Gutes, Judy Farland, John Kieth Jr., Roger and Norman King, and Jerry, Dale, Jack and Wesley Hansen.

186th STREET P.T.A. 1 VOTES TO PURCHASE RADIO-PHONOGRAPH

At its first meeting Thursday, the I86th street P.T.A. voted to buy a radio-phonograph In con­ junction with the school.

Under Mis. Evelyn Gauley,- program chairman, a delightful afternoon was presented. Child­ ren In the upper grades, di­ rected by the sixth grade teach­ er. Mis. Ada Bender, sang songs of the United Nations and were costumed in dress of variou> countries.

Mrs. Kay Davis, music teacher, iang several folk-songs ihid was iccompanied at the piano by Mrs. Mary J. Hawks, principal

Prizes in the P.T.A. attendane< ;ontcst were won by Mrs. Grace Page and Miss Vera Hansen. tendance has nearly doubled

ince last year.A membership drive, with con

tests between rooms, is undfci direction of Mrs. Leona Ben

nett.Today and tomoirow the school

will hold its first paper drive. * * *

Fern P.T.A. Reports

TORRANCt HERALD October 16, 1«47

Successful Paper Drive Saturday

Mrs. Alton Gates, chairman ( ways and means for the Fer Avenue P.T.A., reports that their ecent paper drive was greeted vith widespread interest and iuccess. - . .

Assisted by several of the old r bays, Mrs. Gates and her com mlttee spent a morning at the ichool tying and piling the pap irs and magazines brought in

A board mtcilng was held at the school last Wednesday. Al rooms of the schools are striv t\K lo get a horse and a lider in

the P.T.A. mciry-go-round after the membership drive.

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