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Newspaper
Independent
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Aug 19, 1968
Page
17
Readers learn two Star Stitch afghan patterns with different stitch counts and row sequences. Mrs Hart and Ms Oquin share methods using varying needle sizes and stitch multiples to create decorative knits for cozy evenings.
A distinguished Salvation Army women’s gathering will attend the Home League dinner at 5 p.m. Thursday in the La Fayette Hotel. The event is part of the 11th annual Long Beach Camp Meetings August 17–25 at Civic Auditorium. Lt. Col. Sallie Chesham, author of Born to Battle, will discuss A Confrontation with Today's Generation.
Lt Col Chesham writes of upcoming nuptials as Patricia Marie Pegg, daughter of Arthur and Mrs. Pegg, to wed Ronald Dean Ruleman II, son of Major and Mrs. Ronald Ruleman. Planned for August 1969 after Major Ruleman finishes Korea service. Announcement mentions Mrs. Wiseman and other officials at a family dinner. LOST SOMETHING classified ad prompt remains.
Row four repeats purl three knit one purl three then repeat from to Row five uses knit three purl one knit three then repeat from to Row six repeats row four Row seven knits one purl one make a star stitch purl one and repeat Row eight repeats row two.
Mrs Rita Luster thanks for helping her look like a woman again after trials with many diets and exercise. She notes family jokes about her efforts before achieving her new size 12 from an 18.
Mrs Pauline G Morton of Orange County chronicles her transformation after using Pat Walker Figure Perfection Salons She details shrinking from size 16 to 10 and gaining renewed youthfulness and confidence through the program expressed as a testimonial for the ad campaign
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