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Newspaper
Independent
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Aug 11, 1958
Page
13
Abigail Van Buren answers readers questions on a ship captain wedding civil ceremonies and whether a church honors such marriages. She advises contacting clergy and notes modern family tensions. The letters also include a 12 year old asking how to manage a messy sister and tips on keeping peace with visiting grandchildren.
Pattern offer for three blouses in sizes 10 to 20 using one yard of fabric each. Prices $0.35 coin, 1 yard 35 inch fabric per style, pattern no. PATTO RAMA. Send 35 cents per pattern to Barbara Sell, Long Beach Independent, 367 W Adams St Chicago 6. Include name address zone style number and size with order. Add 10 cents for first class mailing. Fall Winter 58 catalog Basic Fashion advertised.
A late Sunday breakfast offers a gracious chance to gather a small group of friends. Scrambled eggs with taco, ham or sausage and plenty of fruit juice and coffee are easy to prepare. Finish with hot rolls or biscuits with jam.
Ocean View Woman's Christian Temperance Union meets at 1 p m Tuesday in Our Saviour's Lutheran Church 370 Junipero Ave for annual reports by church vice presidents and department directors. Installation of officers follows with devotions and special music planned by the host church. There is no morning meeting.
Angelo Patri argues children should not be given weapons such as bows and BB guns. He cites incidents of a boy nearly striking a cat and a neighbor’s robin death, urging parents to choose constructive toys that promote concentration and achievement, not harm. He stresses parental responsibility in guiding safe play and proper weapon use.
Mrs. Carlos W. Holland and Mrs. Jack A. Calhoun spoke on Alaska experiences at a Los Altos Garden Club gathering in a patio setting at 2154 San Anselmo Ave. Holland described years with the Alaska Indian Service in Minto Village and Juneau, while Calhoun shared souvenirs from Sitka. Plans were made for a September 6 event at Knott's Berry Farm with a Hawaii program forthcoming.
The article extols summer sun as a free beauty aid for tanning healing blemishes and smoothing skin with beach sand and salt water. It cautions moderation avoiding overexposure and advises applying moisturizer after bathing to prevent dryness.
Lakewood residents Mr and Mrs E L Wollard and family at 5956 Adderley Dr have been moving lately. Mrs Wollard returned from a 12 day visit to New York City where she was met by her son in law and daughter Mr and Mrs Donald Taylor and son Marc in Long Beach. Another son in law and daughter Mr and Mrs Ervin Jechel and son Kurt have moved into a new home in Stanton.
Clever hats and scarves welcome travelers during summer. They protect from heat and prevent hair and scalp drying. The article notes practical fashion choices for comfort and sun protection.
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