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Newspaper
Independent
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Dec 28, 1959
Page
6
The note suggests adding raisins to bran muffins and baking ideas like Caramel Raisin Pinwheels using biscuit dough. It mentions fenn-like combinations with nuts, butter, brown sugar, cinnamon, and toppings such as orange rind, olives, cheese, and tomato accents to enhance flavor in quick dishes.
Diane Edith Finell reveals engagement to Leonard Albert Smith at a Belmont Shore bachelorette party. Daughter of Roy and Carolyn Finell, she taught kindergarten at Garfield Elementary after Long Beach State College. Smith, UC graduate and civil engineer with LA Road Department Bridge Division, plans a summer wedding.
Hildegarde will present a gala New Year’s Eve performance at the Santa Monica Civic Auditorium at 8 30 p.m. on January 3. She will be featured in Pasadena at the Pasadena Civic Auditorium and on January 7 and 8 appears at the Wilshire Ebell Theatre in Los Angeles.
Judith Ann Tucker daughter of Mr and Mrs Donald J Tucker and War Ten Dean Arnett son of Mr and Mrs Gerald L Arnett plan marriage. Both are Wilson High School graduates. She attends the University of Redlands while he studies in graduate school. He is a Chapman College graduate and teaches at Cope Junior High in Redlands.
This Christmas guide highlights a gas range feature that maintains exact temperatures for sugar recipes. It ensures smooth creams and crackly brittle by giving cooks reliable control over heat, essential for all types of sugar cookery.
Caroline Sues Garner daughter of Mr and Mrs D G Garner Seal Beach and Richard William Paul Bender son of Mr and Mrs R W Bender Seal Beach wed in Las Vegas. Bride wore a blue knit suit with accessories. Garner is Huntington Union High School graduate. Bender is Wilson High School graduate, Harbor Junior College attendee and Seal Beach police officer.
The Edwardian era prized flawless carriage with upright backs and swanlike grace. Photographs show women sitting erect with shoulders straight, avoiding slouching or curved posture, essential to being considered true beauty of the period.
UPL Women’s Editor Gay Pauley profiles Mrs. Oswald B. Lord, US representative on the UN Commission on Human Rights, winner of the Eminent Achievement Award, and argues the modern American volunteer is a trained professional shaping community and national projects. She cites war-time shifts, board leadership, and women’s broader roles in schools, museums, hospitals, and charities, predicting further public involvement and careers in volunteering and professions.
Bushy brows can dominate an otherwise pretty face and give it a masculine unattractive look. Brows need regular grooming with a tweezer. First clear out spare hairs between the eyes, don’t leave a single straggler. Next tackle the brows themselves pluck from underneath. Then thin out the brows to leave a strong sweeping line following the eye socket bone. Apply a thin bit of cream with the fingertip to train hairs, then use a tiny brush if needed.
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