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Newspaper
Independent
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Dec 30, 1959
Page
20
A reader questions deception by a married man who posed as single inviting marriage. Abby advises the wife to focus on her husband and let the wife handle punishment, while addressing related letters about households, welfare, and costs of living for adult children. An upset mother asks about costs and independence. Abby guides on student and teacher rumors and living expenses.
The article highlights finer gauge wool knits from Aled of Israel, made in Tel Aviv with superfine merino wool. It notes a lightweight, shape retaining fabric that resists sagging, vivid color contrasts, and versatile spring pieces including three piece ensembles and rib knit accents. The label traces its Vienna origin to 1894 and its 1938 emigration leading to Aled Ltd. of Israel run by four trained daughters.
Members of the Ladies Auxiliary Unit 43 Fleet Reserve Association hosted a holiday party for Veterans Hospital patients. They decorated a tree, gave gifts, and served Christmas refreshments. The event featured entertainment and spread portions, including fish sticks and buns, with diners invited to enjoy tartar sauce and warm halves.
Jan Wiry Berner of Homes & Gardens explains care for African Violets. The guide covers spacing, feeding, watering, and light needs to keep plants healthy and blooming. Read the western edition of January Flower Homes & Gardens for full details and tips.
Norma Jean Frederick of Long Beach and Earl Morgan Jr. of Garden Grove wed at Wayfarer's Chapel with Rev. Kenneth Knox officiating before 60 guests. Bride, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Frederick, wore Chantilly lace and a face-edged veil. The ceremony led into a reception in the recreation hall as dancers from the Beach Folk Dance Co-op performed in costumes.
The ceremony included Mrs. Charles D. Davis as matron of honor and E. D. Curry as best man with bridesmaid Mrs. Charles R. Frederick and ushers Tom Sheridan Vern Etter and Charles Frederick. The couple, both graduates of Wilson High School and Long Beach City College, plan a reception at the bride's parents’ home. The groom is son of Earl and Mrs. Earl Morgan of Garden Grove.
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