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6 Part MAR. 27, 1955 Log 3ttgClCg Cfmgg MUSIC LUNCHEON THEME SEE BILL HARLOW FOR FINE CARPETS and RUGS Quality and Service at Sensible Prices Select the Carpet for your Singing Star Will Entertain at LB. LONG BEACH "We Shall Have Music" is the theme for the annual donor luncheon of the Sisterhood of Temple Israel tomorrow at 12:30 p.m. in the roof ballroom of the Lafayette Hotel. In keeping with the theme of the occasion, Miss Elaine Simmons, who has sung lead roles with the San Carlos Opera, will present a "Biography in Music." Mis Simmons was featured in the musical comedy "The Red Mill" and has appeared on radio and television in the east.

Her accompanist is Ralph Wolf. Vacation Award There will be many door prizes, one of which will be a free three-day vacation at the Showboat in Las Vegas. Chairman of the donor luncheon is Mrs. Lynn Raphael, who is being assisted by Mrs. George Geizer and her committee.

Decorations and favors also will be in the musical vein. home in your home Carpet samples brought to your home for your selection to match your color scheme and furnishings. NO OBLIGATION CARPETING SPECIALIST IN LONG BEACH SINCE 1930 ripi I I nil I III i I imimiii. II wimiiiiiiiiijijM in immiiinijiiMwi II ii wiiimwijuiMmiiiil II 1 iiiiti ir 11 I Ti.iim minimi I mil M.i'l'i'l. Mi ihimi iwjmiii in mUHMff WHi I i gji HI I IT 11 if httt vrr 1 i 4 i 3 I 8, IB" i 1 i i i.

i 5 i 1 1 lY i' tf lit 1 ii i i umtmvammimnmtmmmmmtmlmimw.m a'MMi LECTURERS WILL TRACE PHARMACY ART GAINS Imtricn BiKk 340 E. 4th St. Ph. 70-2221 lecturer, is Wednesday's sub ject. On succeeding Wednes 32 INTEREST on SAVINGS Poyobla Qu.rt.rly .0 Full tU CrlHtcatN ANAHEIM BUILDING LOAN ASSOCIATION Corner Center Lemon Phone KE.

5-21 SS Anaheim days the topics and lecturers are "Newer Drugs," Dr. Edward Brady; "Prescription Pricing," Robert Kennedy; "Drugs-Blood," Dr. John Biles, and "Dispensing Ophtalmic Prescriptions," Dr. Orville Miller. Richard Tead Is directing the program.

He may be reached at Long Beach 8-0155. LONG BEACH A series of lectures on the latest developments in the field of pharmacy is being held Wednesday nights at Poly High School under sponsorship of the Long Beach Pharmaceutical Association and the SC Pharmacy Alumni Association. Faculty members of the SC School of Pharmacy are giving the lectures Wednesdays at 9:30 p.m. in Room 309. The school is located at 15th St.

and Atlantic Blvd. Topics Listed "Drugs and Circulation," with Dr. John Bester as the DALE CACltJEGIE COUtlGE Public Speaking Human Relations Leadership Training SEE ADVERTISEMENT PACE 5 RHYTHM AND BLUES If bop rhythms don't send you, you're a "cube" a 3-D "square" -according to these Gardena 12-year-olds engrossed in the intricate steps and gyrations in session at city's Recreation Center. Times photof GO MAN GOI-NO! NO! spring comes to Buffums' Tuesday! Annual Spring Flower Show and Florists' Contest-March 29 through 31 Buffums' will become a spectacular floral showcase, as dozens of breathtaking, brilliant arrangements appear in our windows and all through the store displayed for all to enjoy as Bop Rages, and So Does Battle Over It Rhythm and blues music is sweeping the schoolgrounds and back yards of the Southern Communities. "Bop" sessions are forming wherever a half-dozen youngsters get together.

Parents, educators and youth Jeaders are taking sides on whether the latest dance fad is good or bad for children. Here's what the boys and girls themselves have leading Long Beach retail florists vie tor prizes Jewish Men to Model Clothes LAKEWOOD Among the week's activities being planned by the Jewish Community organization at 6440 Del Amo Blvd. is a men's fashion show at 8:30 p.m. Tuesday and a dinner at 7:30 p.m. next Sunday.

At the fashion show, men of the Jewish Community will, model clothes provided by a local merchant. Coffee and cake will be served following the show. No admission will be charged. The dinner Sunday will be professionally catered. Leon Silverman has been selected to serve as master of ceremonies.

Among the guests will be Mayor and Mrs. An-gelo Iacoboni. Entertainment will follow the dinner. All for the best interpretations of the theme "There's Change in the Air for Spring to say: Rhythm and blues music is interpret ambiguous meanings 1955 In Fashions, In 53 to the music is "plain silly, pointing out: "My father is president of the local school board and my mother is vice-president of the high school Join us in our annual welcome to held in reservation by Larry Remlinger, 235 6 Pasadena Long Beach, who at 13, is the city's chess champion, ism iAPzztei spring at BUFFUMS' PTA. They see nothing wrong having defeated both adults and youngsters in a Lincoln with the music." MARILYN CORNELIUS: "I get the beat, don't even listen to the words McCallum admitted his en Park tournament.

MIKE McCALLUM: "People haven't taken time to understand the music." thusiasm is reserved for listen "Some bop is outright sick ing. "Only show-offs like to ening and monotonous," Lar dance it," he volunteered. ry said. "I mean the noisy and brass numbers which rely too "However, I'like to watch the exhibitionists who bop at a heavily on saxophones. dance." Remlinger enjoys some bop Mike, who attended Boys State at Sacramento as a jun ior and is an end on the var sity football team, breaks bop "because I get that happy feeling.

I want to get up and start dancing." He would like to learn more about the music. The Washington Junior High School student said that he owns six bop records and ex music down into two cate i 1 gories: "rhythm the fast beat, usually an instrumental number, and blues, slow new Spunwoven casuals EVERITT originals in eight costume colors music, usually a vocal." pects that he learn to dance it soori "if my girl friend has anything to say about it." 1': Tunes Unbearable Bop may send most teen 'Words Make Little Sense' "A riot would follow if LONG BEACH SANTA ANA agers into a musical heaven when rhythm and blues num adults tried to take away our bop records," Marilyn Cornelius declared. The 15-year- bers are played in the dance hall, but Rosalie Marconnet, 13, of Lakewood's Bancroft for spring and summer old freshman, who attends Excelsior High School is better Junior High School, finds the tunes "unbearable. i known as Susie to her friends. Rosalie, daughter of Mr.

and "When I listen to records, I get the beat, don't even listen to the words," she ex LARRY REMLINGER: "I get that happy feeling. I want to get up and dance." Mrs. Earl J. Marconnet, 4556 Monogram Lakewood, contends that "bop music pro plained. "Grownups make ROSALIE MARCONNET: "It's a frenzy of noise and more noise.

Sounds corny." duces a lot of jangled nerves." She claims rhythm and double meanings out of words that actually make little sense." so likes classical and semi blues music gives her no classical music. She plays the viola in the school orchestra. She said words only serve "I love to dance," Rosalie Postmaster Given Permanent Status LYNWOOD The position of Leland Barnard as Lyn- it said, "but my boy friend and I would rather waltz or tango. That gives us a real thrill." Fresh new styling and perfect colors in time for Easter and wonderful through summer with all your suits and casuals! Strawlike textured 1:1 as cues for the beat. Susie lives at 11522 Everston St.

In her spare time she is a baby sitter and works in a dime store on week ends. She has no steady boy friend "because I don't have time for one," she claims. Instead she goes to parties and double dates. REAL ESTATE lOANS Bracken Mortgage Maximum lit-Jnd loam Ui Intprf. Low Monthly Term KHA.

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It really sounds corny." uautmg, rvusaiie ai- Bop Enthusiast Mike Mc- been serving since March 4, 1Q54, in a temporary status. Cullum, 17, is a senior at Dow aA MISS THE BOAT! ney High School. He believes older people are causing the yarn of nylon, orlon and rayon, hugs your head easily and fits all headsizes Pink, light blue, coffee, grey, beige, navy, white, black. Exclusively at Buffums'. 3.98 to 5.95 Matching handbags, 5.95 plus tax "row" because "they haven't A Lynwood resident since 1941, Barnard resides with his wife Lillian and children, Donald and Carol, at 3616 av4 Build for Profit taken out time to understand the music." Mike who lives at Put that vacant lot to work Piatt Ave.

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