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Newspaper
Independent
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Jul 02, 1959
Page
11
A New York salon by Lily Dache offers below skin electronic therapies claimed to cleanse tissues, reduce fat, relax nerves, and boost blood oxygen. Client recounts a 100 minute session using vapozone and infrason, followed by a herbal steam facial, with prices from 5 to 30 dollars.
The Catholic Daughters of America from St. Ann Court 763 journeyed to Mission La Purisima Modena with funds and members Martha Barough and Gerard regent and Katherine Lonergan as mission chair. Spanish speaking priests described parish activities and mission projects. A parish drive accompanied a picnic lunch at Irvine Park to conclude the day.
The piece lists multiple engagements and wedding plans in Long Beach and area. Donna Hoellinger and Miktoal Hott Jr announce a August 22 wedding. Ann Shirley Holtzclaw and Kurt Bloks reveal a February 1966 date. Other couples include Linda Silverstein and Benjamin Turet, Sandra Joy Chytka and Larry Oudeans, Sandra Fontaine and Paul J. Rechin, Diana Carey and Roger Yacoby, and Susan Thompson with Jack Maine Knoll, among others with school ties and military connections.
New York reports that jackets and knit vests lead the fall sweater trend with masculine tailoring. Designers note bulky knit wear over crew necks, dyed to match tones, and versatile separates from skirts to gowns. Mrs. Mersel highlights bold color and interchangeable textures for a season of refined casual.
A period guidance encourages teens to dress carefully to avoid gawky looks. It suggests choosing full sleeves for formal wear and opting for three-quarter or elbow-to-shoulder sleeves for casual outfits.
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