Area woman leads sorority chapter in Beach
Mrs. Hays of Gamma Delta Chapter Beach heads the sorority unit in Philadelphia with a convention highlight the $12 500 gift to the sorority national philanthropy Institute of Logopedics in Wichita Kansas.
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Newspaper
Independent
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Jul 07, 1969
Page
20
Mrs. Hays of Gamma Delta Chapter Beach heads the sorority unit in Philadelphia with a convention highlight the $12 500 gift to the sorority national philanthropy Institute of Logopedics in Wichita Kansas.
The May Co Beauty Salon advertises a restyled haircut shampoo and set with a wiglet to blend with your hair color for one price of 10.00 good through Saturday July 19. Call the May Co Beauty Salon.
Mary Sue Miller offers sunburn care advice from prevention to healing. Severe burns require medical attention while milder cases use antiseptic creams or gels. Aftercare includes keeping skin protected, using medicated cream, and delaying sun exposure for a month. Request the booklet A Lovelier Complexion via Independent Press Telegram with a self addressed stamped envelope and 25 cents.
Susan Schroeder daughter of Mr and Mrs Claude Schroeder of Norco and Clyde A Paisley wed in a nuptial mass at All Saints Episcopal Church. The bride wore an embroidered lace gown and will live in Long Beach after a honeymoon in Northern California. The groom, active in local civic affairs, holds a Georgia Tech degree and is pursuing a Ph D at UC Irvine. Engagements follow with Gloria Schroeder to Stephen G Searson planned for August 30.
The Scot Club for young adults relocates to St. Cornelius Hall at Flagstone and 3200 Bellflower Blvd north of the San Diego Freeway, becoming its new headquarters.
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