Independent from Long Beach, California • 53

W-7 IONS SUCK IS, CAUS SUNDAY, IU. II. IVIS Be Queen at Show Royal Neighbors Long Beach Camp 382 Royal Neighbors of America, will meet Tuesday at 728 Elm Ave. at 8 p. m.

A short business meeting will precede a program commemorating the birthday George Washington. Jennie Aakjers la chairman of the evening. it jut par a run BUY A BALDWIN! ISPINITS BANDS The Mi id of 10V Ue to Abaci HfetSalM 9 jam ta pql' Or hs-Mar RUSSELL compaby 4m Atfantk 94441 BaMMa Bsctnek i Cottons drobe, famous war tty 42 fabulous created American designers, will Long Long 13 1 te be revealed Beach when Beach City -s 4 SHOP DOWNTOWN MONDAY FRIDAY 9:30 A.M. TO 9 P.M. Ccuncil of I n.

and Buf-present Wonder-iow and 2 noon Grand lLafayette Beta Sign urns toj the Cott ins in land" fashion luncheon March 6 Ballroom Hotel. Lawrence torial Independent, Press a Phi at -thif of Lady Lions to Entertain 1 Husbands Lakewood Lady Lions board of directory, meeting for luncheon at th4 Captain's Inn, completed plana to entertain their husbands at a card party Thursday at 8 p. m. in the Lions Hut, Charlemagne and Jlrbor Rd. Mrs.

Herold Jones, who la In charge of arrangements, will be assisted by Mrs. Robert L. Jerauld and jMrs. Johnny Johnson. Mrs.

Barney Miller will accept reservations. Attending theluncheon were Mmes. Leo Aron, Richard T. Crawford, Jones, William H. Lowell, Fred McDowell, Miller, Larry Opkins, Mike Passantino, Don L.

JM. Taylor and Austin Wilsor. At the March board meeting, a luncheon in I the Flight Roofn, Mrs. Lowell W. Robbins Jr.

will outline plans for a birthday party for patients at Rancho Los Amigos on March 29. I C4llins, edi-t for the Telegram, will be mas ter of i eremonies Miss Jean 1 debutante, was cho-Cottcp for 1958 contest in and will introduce Carter, 20-jjear-old of Atlanta, sen Maid at the 20th whb annual Memphis. 1 i enn. receive From 5 Lealer; A. I the keys ayor Ray-a plaque arrington.

She will to the city jnond C. from Willia president of 1 "-If f'1'' Long 1 each Har- bor Cbmmi! sion: id an hon- in Eeta bership .7 -1 Xs 't'Lr 3151 1 orary men Sigma Phi, nternal ional phil- anthropic, cultural and social founder, if Kansas the PEO Sets Meeting sorority, Walter W. City, Mo. John Hefsey Ross jft 2P9kViiu of Buffums iow com-its all a11 will be fai hion are for COLLABORATING on plans for Cottons in Wonderland fashion be sr.Mdik Im AfaiMMa 1741 aka fivwvi loft 1 foria Plume tf Pete Siotnfl Hotel (from left) Marie Blume of Beta Sigma mentator seasons and played. A ih 42 out occasiohs I Long Beach District PEO Reciprocity Bureaii will meet at Id a.m.

Tuesday at the YWCA, 6th and Pacific. Chapter IB will )e hostess chapter for a coffee hour before Mrs. Beach Vasey, president, conducts the business session. All unaffiliated and visiting PEO's are. invited.

designers i will be given March 6 in Lafayette are Phi, general chairman; Robert Metzgar; Mrs. Hal fi. Moore, public relations; and David Tallichet, general manager of the Lafayette. (Staff Photo) a tion whose ere shown art Schiaparelli. Oleg Chap man.

Anil r. Mprt, Helen, unior So-and date s. sports- citing collection. Miss Carter travels with 20 pieces of Amelia Earhart cotton-coated luggage. hats aid gloves.

all made of and shoes cotton. A3 Will AMONG NOTABLE guests be John E. Biby President of Long Beach covered wi cott an prints ikied i 1 the ex- will be inc roll Simon. Eta Tau, Misses Nita Good and Dolores Haas, Iota, Mrs. Miles Perovich and Mrs.

David Underhill, Xi Delta; finance, Mrs. James Sees', and Miss Colleen Fuller, Kappa Psi; production. Mrs. Lyle Stevens and Miss Kay Eberhardt, Gamma Rho; table decorations, Mrs. Robert Pmcille, Mrs.

Joseph Vasen-tine. Iota Upsilon, Miss Carole Hackethorn and Miss Beverly Smith. Phi Alpha Iota, Miss Kathryn Hess and Barbara Johnson, Phi Alpha Kappa, Mrs. George Gussen-baucr and Mrs. Fred Wool-cot Nu Mu.

Custom-Madi SPORT SHIRTS Cotton Qabirdlnoi Wools Silks Med fe tit rout UTAIUSOEO 10 lltl COOPER SHIRT SHOP UIT PaeHIt A. I CA 4-11 1 1 Something for the Boys as Arrived ory ai Lasf ByTEDKREC Chamber of Commerce; John C. Evans, president of Western Cotton Shippers Association; Carol -Beck of Long Beach, 1957 Maid of Cotton from California; Mrs. D. E.

Maynard, president of Long Beach City Council of Beta Sigma Phi; and Mrs. Richard Mason of La Cahada. president of Southern California Council of Beta Sigma Phi. Miss Marie Blume. president, of Gamma Rho Chapter, is general chairman and is being assisted by Mrs.

Byron Iota Upsilon chapter, as co-chairman. The Cystic Fibrosis Foundation in Long Beach will benefit from the affair, receiving proceeds from the show. Serving as chairmen of committees are: tickets, Mrs. Donald Miller and Mrs. Car- garb.

Many of the shirts are Ivy style; the trousers are of colorful denim, twiU or cor-', duroy. Coats are of whipcord and similar materials. And you see a lot of men with neckties in factories today; that is, on jobs where it's safe to wear neckties. All In all, the apparel of the workmen has brightened to keep pace with brighter plants. the assembly line.

Yes, indeed, 01 Ted knows what the inside of a factory looks like. ONE PLACE I worked had a terrible time with crane operators. These fellows sat on a metal seat and they had to keep putting new men on the job because the older employes' pants would get so slick, stiff and shiny that the men would keep falling off the seat! Work clothes today are a combination of the good looks and comfort of sportswear and the rugged fabrics and construction bf work The idea for this column was handel to me one night last we when QT Ted was asked to commenta a ishion show out St omelius lurch, 3330 Bellflower Blvd. The show kvas be tig staged by Penrtry i Down own, 5th St. and Pine and the first person saw hen I entered the all wa my old port! Jack Greenen, tashion coordinator for "Jack:" I cried.

tHow nice to see you i gain!" "Hello, oudmoi th. he growled, "wjiat are TOU doing here? "Im co'r imenta ing the show tonigijt," I Replied meekly. Now I've heard everything fat ex- tog ca ler from New Jersey doing commentary on a ishion how," he grumbled, a id for i terrible moment I thought he was going to pick up and go home. Ilowsver, Ito show must go onl so Jqck stuck with it, "You knov what': the matter with ycur column? he said. "All I'ou er write about is he wi ite-collar man.

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