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Newspaper
Independent
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Apr 02, 1957
Page
12
A reader asks how to rekindle a shy romance after months apart. Advice urges making the first move, inviting him to a dance or church event, or hosting a casual evening with games or a meal. Tips include using a bridge game as an excuse and learning to share interests to reopen communication.
Members of the Women's Auxiliary from Long Beach and other Orange County units joined the San Diego Auxiliary at the Kona Kal Yacht Club Point Loma for a Thursday meeting. State officers Mrs. John Lawer and Mrs. J. Gav in attended, with Mrs. Paul Traizip presiding. Plans for the Vel convention at the Hotel del Coronado June 16 to 17 were outlined, plus upcoming events in Los Angeles and Oakland. Rebekah Lodge and Grange County Auxiliary announce a meeting at the YWCA with Sadie Calkins presiding.
The Long Teach branch of the Call Lorna National Puchsta Society will host an Easter Hat Parade themed meeting at Machinists Hall on Elm Avenue. A jitney potluck dinner starts at 6 30 with Mrs Mildred Hubbell presiding at 7 0 and guest speaker L H Chacon to discuss garden culture plant nutrition and pest control.
North Long Beach Women's Club will meet Wednesday at Houghton Park Clubhouse at 12 noon for a luncheon. Reservations with Mrs. Edmund Ditto. Group Seven members host, with Mrs. Ray S. Pearson as chairman. Rawkin Abrahamson, program chairman, arranged Mrs. Dorothy Bushnell Cole to discuss lively art at decoupage.
Lambvet Auxiliary members of AllVet AoE No 13 will meet Wednesday at Panith Veterans Memorial Hall. President Genevieve Basham will lead the business session and Mrs Shir Ney Parant and Mrs Clifford Pierce will host social hour.
A large Eastern hospital tested the product, with a gynecologist deeming it unusually effective yet safe and non irritating. The item is offered without prescription. trial supplies are available by mail from John Blandish, Director Women's Products, Dept. A2 802 Madison Ave New York 22 NY, with 10 cents included to cover mailing.
Miss Dorothy Cook daughter of Mr and Mrs Tyan Cook 3461 Tulane was initiated into Alpha Theta Sorority at San Apae State College where she is a junior majoring in education. The notice appears in a classified ad style promoting the convenience of classified ads for buying.
The Ebell of Long Beach hosted a lively afternoon featuring a bouquet painting by Candace Smith and a Salvatore Crim En Rewbin performance led by Mrs. James A. Worsham. Artists, violins, and dance impressed attendees as balloons and a playful April Fools sign added whimsy to the program.
Members of the Travel Department of Ebel elected officers for the coming year led by Mrs. Carpenter as chairman. Elizabeth McNeal named vice chair, G. H. Halcher as secretary treasurer, and Mrs. Lasher as doorkeeper. J. Booth chaired Bible Department with Sherman Haleey and Lewis Van Winkle among officers. Mrs Aldo Malinari sang, and Mrs Salsey shared religious news.
Oleg Cassini advises on women’s dress while gossip on GOP Juniors’ Lakewood events fills a column. The piece notes men’s fashion influence and women shopping with men, then shifts to social scenes at Lakewood Country Club, Stardust Prom plans, Irvine Club Grand Dance, Desert Inn couples, and a Mexico City stay, with several named attendees.
A going away luncheon at 763 Terrace Avenue featured white manzanita decor as the focal point. Honored guests included former Miss Eiffel Warren music class members and relatives planning travel to Washington, D C and Europe. Attendees spanned Glendale San Francisco Garden Grove and Ingleside with multiple families sending best wishes and gifts.
Rich ard Russell will speak on Salting Tactics before the National Que Denign Fleet at Alamitos Bay Yacht Club. Capt Raleigh Moffett will preside with social hour hosted by Mrs Moffett and Mrs Norman Vox.
Lakewood Center stores host a miniature fashion parade for 5 year olds called Tots on Parade at 11 a.m. on April 14 on the Mall. Judges will select a Little Miss Easter and Little Sir Easter, with prizes and a televised feature on KTLA. Applications for participants are being taken in the May Company children’s department.
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