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Newspaper
Independent
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Jul 04, 1967
Page
7
A reminiscence of cooking under shortages leads to dual easy desserts. It describes blending macaroon crumbs with melted chocolate sour cream and sugar to form six servings topped with coconut then frozen. A second recipe combines eggs butter sugar vanilla and nuts for a brownie like dish baked briefly.
Gerald Lee Bailey and bride, formerly Gloria Christeen Davis, wed at North Long Beach Methodist Church before 150 guests. After a honeymoon in San Francisco, they will make their first home in Downey. Bride's parents listed as Eva M. Scharf of Chico and Thomas W. Davis of South Gate.
A reader seek guidance after a spouse had an affair with her divorced sister. The columnist advises time, possible separation, and weighs staying versus leaving, urging patience and careful choice while noting lasting hurt but potential future happiness. Includes a local note about Diana’s donation of play equipment for Redondo Beach Alta Vista park funded by Maxwell House offers.
Ebell of Long Beach begins its summer season with a friendship tea on Wednesday in the clubhouse, from 1 30 to 3 30 p.m. The reception committee is led by Mrs William Guyser with tea chaired by Mrs Ione P Sedgwick and help from several members. Reservations to attend are available by calling two listed hosts. Brunches are set for 11 a.m. each Wednesday in July and August.
Henry L Marsh of 238 Argonne Ave turns 90 on Wednesday reflecting on Long Beach origins from 1899. He recalls Pine Avenue dirt roads, early jitney trolleys, the Breakers Hotel area, and meeting his wife Fannie Harris at the Pine Avenue Ocean Boulevard pavilion. Open house planned with children and grandchildren in attendance.
Wedding vows were exchanged Friday in Immanuel Lutheran Church by Susan Gene Heasly and James R. Clifford of Lakewood. The bride, daughter of Mrs. Lucille Heasly and Eugene Heasly, wore peau de soie with crocheted lace. The couple, both California State College graduates and USC Library science students, will reside at 1940 Chestnut Ave after a trip. Mrs Clifford works at Long Beach Public Library. he works for Palos Verdes Library District and is active in library associations.
Former Long Beach City College students Eleanor Becker and John P Mehler wed before 250 guests at Westside Church of Christ. Bride wore an organza A line dress with peau de ange bodice. reception followed and couple departed for a Palm Springs honeymoon. They will reside in Long Beach.
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