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Friends donate books on California lore — press feature

Reports approximately 27 books purchased with 1965 fundraising, including Durant's nine-volume history and Californiana; announces January annual meeting.

Names in this record: Mrs. Bert Corben is Beverly Corben.

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AFFIXING NAMEPLATES of Hermosa Beach Friends of the Library to newly donated books is head librarian Miss Carlotta Hoye, left. Assisting is club president, Mrs. John T. Hales, and California books chairman, Mrs. Bert Corben right. Friends Of Library Donate Books On California Lore A full year of fund-raising activities by the Hermosa Beach Friends of the Library resulted in acquisition by the Hermosa Library of some twenty-seven books covering world civilization and California lore. The annual book donation was announced this week by Mrs. John T. Hales, president of the Friends organization. The new books were accepted for the Hermosa Beach County Library by Miss Carlotta Hoye, head librarian. She indicated the books are now available for use of Hermosa Beach residents. Moneys acquired throughout 1965 for the book project, said Mrs. Hales, came from fund-raising events and from many individual contributions by members of the Friends. The books were selected by the California Books committee, chairmaned by Mrs. Bert Corben. A complete nine-volume set of the story of civilization by Will Durant was obtained. Fiction and non-fiction books of California covering many subjects including the missions, the dons, earthquakes, deserts, Bunker Hill and the history of motion pictures made up the balance of gifts. Mrs. Corben said that the new books are being added to an already established and growing collection of California books at the library. This collection has been developed by the Friends of the Library and by donations of individuals. Acceptance of California books is always welcomed by the Hermosa Beach library. Annual general meeting and election of officers of the Hermosa Beach Friends of the Library will be held January 26, 10 a.m. at the library. Members are urged to attend as well as others who may be interested in the program of the Friends.

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• (top, red ink) Hermosa Beach Review Jan 13, 1966
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AFFIXING NAMEPLATES of Hermosa Beach Friends of the Li-
brary to newly donated books is head librarian Miss, Carlotta
Friends Of Library Donate
p- Books On California Lore
on A full year of fund-raising ac-
tivities by the Hermosa Beach
Friends of the Library resulted
in acquisition by the Hermosa
a Library of some twenty seven
h books covering world civilization
t? and California lore. The annual
1. book donation was announced
this week by Mrs. John T
Hales, president of the Friends
organization. I'ne new books were accented
for the Hermosa Beach County
Library by Miss Carlotta Hoye,
head librarian. She indicated
the books are now available for
use of Hermosa each residents.
Moneys acquired throughout
1965 for the book project, said
Mrs. Hales, came from fund-
raising events and from many
individual contributions by
members of the Friends.
Hoye, left. Assisting is club president, Mrs. John T. Hales,
and California books chairman, Mrs. Bert Corben right.
The books were selected by
the California Books commit-
tee, chairmaned by Mrs. Bert
Corben. A complete nine - vol
ume set of the story of civiliza-
tion by Will Durant was obtain-
ed. Fiction nd non-fiction books
ofCalifornia covering many
subjects including the missions,
the dons, earthquakes. deserts.
Bunker Hill and the history of
motion pietures made up the
balance of gifts.
Mrs. Corben said that the new
books are being added to an al-
ready established and growing
collection of California books at
the library. This collection has
been developed by the Friends
of the Library and by donations
of individuals.
Acceptance of California books
is always welcained by the Her-
mosa Beach library.
Annual general meetingand
election of officersof the Her.
mosa Beach Friends of the Li
brary will be held January 26
10 m. at tie library. Members
are urged to attend as well as
others who may be interested
in the program of the Friends.