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Newspaper
Independent
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Feb 05, 1968
Page
10
A new do it yourself product enters the market promising to revive plain attic furniture. The item targets tired cabin pieces with simple, affordable enhancements and practical application steps for quick room updates.
Judy Hazlett notes inexpensive, quick updates using designer carvings and mouldings from lumber dealers. Unfinished furniture can gain an expensive look with decorative plaques, medallions, and woodlike pieces. Apply, stain, and blend with decor. snap a before photo to compare progress.
A reader cardigan column shares a chevron afghan idea for cozy evenings and provides detailed knitting tips. It includes directions for increasing neatness, converting ribbed necklines to turtlenecks, and edging with single crochet plus practical steps.
Champagne flowed as Ralph and Earline Sanford celebrated their 50th wedding anniversary with a 150 guest reception and buffet at Pacific Coast Club Medi terranean Lounge. Hosted by their sons Richard of Long Beach and Robert with Katherine of Whittier, the event reflected a long life since moving from Oklahoma City in 1921 amid local oil boom days.
Mrs. John D. Henderson will head the Dames Club at an Old Ranch Club installation luncheon. New posts include Mmes. Julian as vice president James Gardner secretary and Hilma Greenberg treasurer. The native Long Beach USC alumna leads 35 members in social and service projects including The Treasures and Trifles Fair and a fall dance. The group also supports Cystic Fibrosis Foundation.
Don Woolley to teach an 18 week adult horticultural landscaping course in Torrance South High School Room NL Tuesday evenings 7 to 9 30 p m sponsored by Torrance Adult Education. Registrations open Feb 6 and 13. The class will cover 200 plants and include field trips pruning grafting and a rare collection of flower paintings.
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