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LAST RESPECTS PAID TO MRS. THOMAS EADE
Uwt respect* were paid Monday to one of Lomlta'n best known and best loved citizens, Tryphena Tryphcma Abble Eade, who died quietly Thursday In the home of her son Charles, 1880 W. 282nd st. She wan 92 years old.
Death for the frail wife and fellow worker of one of the -*founders of the Salvation Army
following a steady decline fter a fall last month In which he injured her hip. At her bedside were her two
D AMI MA Hii4aa%<i sons, Rev. Alfred ThompsonBegins uuties g* £««-.* »* g^<ade.
Ices were held at Calvaryhurch, 265th and Oak sis., with
Eugene Williams official- He was assisted by Rev.
ohn Orr of the Community
Rev. Olsen;ins Duties
At St. Andrew'sThe Rev. Torben R. Otaen will
conduct his first service as rec tor of St. Andrew's Episcopal church In Torranc* at 11 a.m. Sunday.
Immediately following the service then* will b* a reception in the parish house honoring Rev. and Mrs. Olsen.
Taking the place of the Rev. Paul Moore Wheeler, who Is now at Newport Balboa, Rev Olsen assumed his duties as rector Monday.
His education included college work at California Concordia college in Oakland from 1932 to
Church Divinity School of the Pacific from 1WM to lM9, an courses at the University o California In Berkeley.
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of our Saviour In Hanford where he wa» active In youth projects and community service Well-qualified to carry on Rev Wheeler's work In Torrance, he was the organizer of Hanford Youth Council and president fo two years, and served on the Hanford Recreation Comml? for three yean.
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rangements. A eulogy was dellv- red rJy a representative of the Salvation Army.
Interment was in Roosevelt emetery.
Besides her two sons and aughter in - law, Mrs. Eade eaves a daughter, Mable Wll on, of England. 15 grandchild- en and 12 great-grandchildren.
Born In England, Mm. Eade came to Canada with her hus band, Thorruw, In 190.1. They Mttled In Lornlta 17 years ago.Mrs. Eade was active in Sal-
atlon Army work in London with her husband and both were
friends of the late Rodney, Gypsy" Smith, who later be- ame a renowned Evangelist.
Thomas Eade died In November 943, a year after he had been [Iven a citation as the oldest
soldier In years of service In he western territory of the Sal ation Army. He was a ser
geant major.The couple was honored in
1941 on their sixtieth wedding nniversary.
New Public Aid Office Opens InTorrance
School Trustees Meeting Slated Fcr December 3
No' SO, 19-17
AMATEUR ACTORS, CREW NEEDED FOR THREE ACT COMEDY
Amateur actois, actresses an backstage workers are wanted for "Three's A Family." three act comedy scheduled for a no:i. profit benefit performance early
January at Redondo Union high school auditorium, accoirl Ing to the director. Mart Beck.
First reading for 14 roles wll be heW at 7 o'clock tomorrow night at 112'-4 N. Catalina aw. Redonao Beach. No experience Is necessary.
Property men, s^age crfw makeup artists and light tech nlclans also will bo needed for the Independent performance the comedy, which recently had a long Broadway
larsity Dance Celebrates End
Of'47 SeasonCelebrating the end of the
ootball season, the Varsity lub of Torrance High school ill hold a dance from 8 to
1:30 Saturday night in the chool gymnasium, according to
Eddie Cole, c*ab sponso ootball coach..
Highlight of the evening will the crowning of a 1£47 foot-
ill queen, to be chosen by iembers of the varsity from a
ourt of six girls. The queen her lad'es-in-'waitlng will
elgn from a large throne on one side of the room.
General chairman for the dance, Albert Stevenson, has ar ranged for goal posts and ma roon and gray streamers to dec orate the gym. Pictures of the
Instructor in adult education Redandp Union high school
"Wish we'd hurry and grow up, I'm tired of-telling every boy I'll wait for him!"
Pueblo TopicsBy GLORIA FLOBES
Opening of new offices Torrance of the Uos Angeles County Division of Public As sistance was announced at a meeting of First District Wiel fare Council Tuesday night In the Torrance City Library lec ture room.
Mrs. Doris Davia will be in charge of the office above the Torrance Health Center, 2300 Carson St.
Miss Helen Lockwood, director of the YWCA program for this area, was appointed as represen tative to the membership com mittee for the California Con ference of Social Welfare.
A report on her agency was oresented by Mis. Madeline Gin- ther of Catholic Big Sisters. Those attending were:
Miss Marian Bell, Mrs. Doro thy H. Hill, Carmine DeLucia,
Rev. Torben R. Olsen, Mr. d Mrs. A. L. Platky, Bob Hag- rd. Mrs. Mathllde Lopez, Mrs
Dickson, Mrs. Patricia M Deblich, Mrs. Virginia Rugg,
s Marjorie L. Wilkes, ~~ E. Woodward, Miss Helen
ockwood, Miss Rachel Steward, e Rev. Clyde Ruckman, Mrs. ary Eggelston, Dr. Don C oshos, Mrs. Frances Scott and
Louise Cook. No meeting Is scheduled for ocember; the next meeting will
Jan. '20 In Gardena.
swell dance will take place on Saturday Nov. 22 at the C.I. O. Hall for the benefit of Pue blo Children's Christmas fund. It is being sponsored by trie C. I.O. No." 414. Tony AJvarez will furnish the music and there will be refreshments and entertain
theLupe Flores was taken Harbor General hospital
early this week suffering frompneumonia.
seys will be nuns along the .-alls.Refreshments will be served
at the semi-formal event. Among special guests will be pat-eats of team members,, student body presidents, and team captains rom each school in the Bay
League.Music will be provided by
Maurice Clark and his 14-piece orchestra.
Bids are being sold at the and at the door for Toi
ranee High school students at (1.00 a couple. Outside guests will be registered In advance- at the Dean of Girls' office.
SHOW POSTPONEDbenefit variety show
The stoik arrived at Mr. a: Mrs. Alex Hivera's home last
eck with a baby boy. The baby ras named John Rivera.
It seems like folks from Pue bio are either coming or going across the border. Recent!; Mike Mart Inez, Lawrence Cha vez and Pllar Olvera spent thcl vacation In Ciudad Juarez, Mexl co. Rudy Rivera, Mr. and Mrs Tony Hcrmeneglldo spent the! weekend 'In Tijuapa, Daja Call fornla.
We're very sorry to hear tha Felix Ortega had an automo bile accident and Buffered fractured aim.. 'However. 1 doing fine now.
Miss Olla Farnandez was als In the hoapltal. > She had he tonsils taken out, but is doini fine so far.
Torrance high school students, previously scheduled for Decem ber, will be postponed until April or May, 1948, Vice Prin cipal A: M. Main announced.
. By the way friends, don't for get that Felix Hemandez Is sti in Harbor hospital and would appreciate some visitors. 3 drop around and pay him visit, will you?
Baby Angel Reynaga was bt tized last Saturday Nov. 15 St. Joseph church.
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A general meeting of the Ixm Angeles County School Trustees Association, of which Dr. Howard A. Wood, presi dent of Torrance City Board of Education, Is a director, will be held on Dec. 3 at the old Central Junior high school building at 451 N. Hill St., Los Angeles. All members and admlnstrators of the Torrance City Board of Education are planning to attend.
According to Dr. Wood the group of more than 1,000 school district trustees will hear a talk on new legisla tion by Dr. D. Uoyd Nelson, assistant professor of educa tion at University of South ern California, and witness a demonstration of shop sub jects by a State Department of Education team.
Four members of the Tor rance boajpl recently attended the convention of the assodu- Won In Sacramento, and Tor ranee was the only board which had four members pre sent. They are Dr. WOpd, Mrs. Grace W. Wrlght, vice presi dent; Evelyn L. Carr and George L. Thatcher, members.
Stroh Hears Gov, Warren
Torrancp City Chiof of Polic. John H. Stroh attended a state?-1
ide law enforcement confer ence Monday and Tuesday in j Sacramento, where he hoard Gov. Earl Warren recommend; use of the stair's 1943 Con spiracy Act to break organized crime.
Gov. Warren urged sending racketeers to prison under the act, which provides that when one or mon- rjersons conspire to commit an act ordinarily considered a misdemeanor, pro secution and conviction can be had as a felony, and peniten tiary sentences imposed.
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ruant Officer o Crack Down to Absentees
A ' crack-down on truancy was promoted by F. A. Apple- gate, attendance officer, at a nesting of Torrance City Board at Education Tuesday night.Applegate suggested thai
chools contact him on the first ay of absence, if a -pupil is nown to have truancy tenden- les, or where the family is ix in attendance attitudes. Un- er the Los Angeles school sys- em, there were instances where lildren had been absent for as
ong as three weeks before par- nts were notified.He also asked that teachers
mphaslze that, In general, ill- ess of the child should be the nly reason for absence, and lat some special recognition be iven to pupils who maintain ood attendance records.
Aid of the County Health office was solicited to handle _ lice problem 'among child- ten coming from Jioniita night trip temporary quarters, a Woatlqh observed by Apple- gate during his c*Hi as at tendance officer. During the month 108 hbmr
Calls were made at the request f school' principals, Applegate cported. Other activities of the ffiw Included a check of the
area along Western avenup bo wmen 213th and 220th streets,
where It' was determined that no out-Of-dtstinct children were crossing the boundary line to ttend Torrance schools. Applegate also was In charge
of returning five truants to school, taking siok children home from school, Issuing work permits for junior high school mplls and maintaining friendly :ontacta with Mexicans in Pue
blo district to encourage better ttendance habits.
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