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Newspaper
Independent
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Dec 05, 1966
Page
32
Create a simple Santa Claus wall or door hanging with red paper and Christmas cotton batting. Kids can craft a personal project using minimal materials such as red paper, batting for the beard and eyebrows, and shiny backing paper for a festive reuse. Each piece celebrates holiday effort with a handmade touch.
A reader offers teen relationship tips and advice on avoiding judgments, followed by a Christmas craft section. It covers shoe size changes with weight loss and asks for questions to Jean Adams. Then it provides instructions for a fabric tree skirt and Winnie the Pooh stuffed toys with pattern steps.
Redondo Beach junior women’s club the Dianas promote a Viet Nam mail call address for servicemen and organize gifts for Long Beach Veterans Hospital. They support 1968 Olympic training costs and honor seniors in Redondo City Park. Committee chairs include Mrs. Gerald Carter and Mrs. Paul Mitchell, president. The club is part of the California Federation of Women’s Clubs Marina District.
Mrs. Jonathan Davis will begin her year as president of the newly chartered Ep silon Gamma Mu Chapter of Delphian Society at its first seminar today at Dana Branch Library. On the board are Mmes. Lonnie Dodson, Robert Maxwell, Harry Goldsoy, Harry Hughes, Hobart McCrary, John O'Leary and Joseph Cadwell.
An early twenties beauty advice piece by Margaret Mervil recommends a bedtime routine using Clay vitalizing night cream. Apply to cheeks, forehead, and throat with upward strokes, then remove with a tissue to soften surface dryness and tiny lines and enhance complexion loveliness.
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