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Newspaper
Independent
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Jul 16, 1958
Page
13
Angelo Patri argues against chasing a “lovely tan” for youth and notes sunburn harms skin and health. He stresses moderation, warns that rapid tanning damages texture, and promotes outdoor activity with protected skin for a healthy, weathered look without burns.
National Amvets charter dance set for 9 p.m. Saturday in American Legion Hall Compton. Amvets members from Southern California district and guests plus the public invited. Proceeds to Veterans Hospital benefit fund. Mrs Clifford Earl Pierce and Mrs R Lowery arrange details.
The Ladies Auxiliary of Fleet Reserve Association Unit 133 meets Friday at 8 pm at Bellflower Women's Club for a business session to replace a postponed meeting. Mrs Herbert C Howard will preside. After the meeting, auxiliary members join branch members for refreshments at VFW Hall.
Youthful chemise duster pattern No. 6215 offered with variants including short length and multiple sizes 12 through 42. Price 33 cents per pattern with extra charges for mailing. respond by mail to Barbara Bell at Beach Independent Chicago. Include pattern style number size bust length and 35 cents, plus 35 cents for spring summer 1958 catalog.
A reader questions flirtatious knee testing during an interview and a series of letters to Dear Abby about marriage, age gaps, and family duties. Silent, unresolved lines reveal a chorus of personal dilemmas and social judgments.
A stylish sun wear update features nylon frames for women with light featherweight design and pastel colors. Last year men embraced similar styles as popular, unbreakable frames with silver or white wing accents. The harlequin-inspired oversized frame offers full eye coverage at affordable prices, matching outfits from swimsuits to dresses.
Mrs Don G Gill was installed as president of the Long Beach Junior Chamber of Commerce Women’s Auxiliary in a ceremony at Brewers Restaurant. Margarite Speyan installed officers including Edwin Ripperdan first VP James Nason second VP Duane Woolpert recording secretary Brian Dechter corresponding secretary and James Selover treasurer. Mrs Donald Bretting retiring president serves as Parliamentarian. Mrs Charles Brooks and Mrs Duane Woolpert prepared decorations.
A reader tips row offering dessert ideas using leftover cookies rolled in crumbs and drained canned pears, served with whipped cream. It also shares a suggested meat and macaroni dish using ham and ground meat in a cream sauce, plus flavor add-ins. An orange lift and kid snack tip are included.
Neve Group members from across California met at the Huntington-Sheraton Hotel in Pasadena to form a California state chapter. Mrs C Thomas Dean, national historian from Long Beach, helped institute the chapter as founders day was celebrated with decorations in purple white and gold. National president Mrs Fred Weber presented an American Flag flown over the White House to be used at the first western area summer camp for girls at The Chimes Crestline.
Mr and Mrs Bradford Bond and son David depart from Olive Avenue for a European tour visiting 13 countries and the Brussels World’s Fair. They spend days in New York City then plan returns via Kansas City Knox College Galesburg and Texas visits.
Unit 43 Ladies Auxiliary to the Fleet Reserve Assn. will choose delegates and alternates to the national convention in St. Petersburg Florida and to the August caucus in Long Beach. Meeting Thursday in the Veterans Memorial Building will be chaired by Mrs. A T Ytoss.
Sgt and Mrs Walter Daniel Posey wed in a double ceremony at First Baptist Church Anaheim. The bride Janette Rose Robison, daughter of Denver D Rogers and the late Mrs Rogers, and the groom Rayimond Posey, son of Ray Posey and Mrs Posey of Alabama, receiption followed at the bride’s grandparents home in Anaheim. The couple will reside in Brea after a trip to Seattle.
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