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Newspaper
Independent
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1964
Page
12
Dr C Lowell Lees, nationally known educator and drama authority, named president of Pasadena Playhouse Association. He will assume direction of the playhouse and its College of Theater Arts in mid year.
Louise Wainwright of New York became the first woman to win the Re Singer trophy for the East on Team of Four at the Regency Club. The article notes her earlier underbidder status and references a recent robber game at the club, illustrating a long arc of change.
North overbid in a doubtful game contract as Mrs Wainwright battled for control. Louise led clubs, finessed diamonds, and avoided a third spade loss while dummy helped mop up. East shifts, trump finesse risks, and final hand confirms the queen of trumps could be captured at will.
The City of Hope Lakewood Women’s Chapter announces a Simmer Preview luncheon this Thursday at noon at the Lakewood home of Mrs Eugenie Resnikoff located at 4273 Los Coyotes Diagonal.
Dr Albert Sabin and Dr James Grace Jr report discovery of a hitherto unknown virus in a malignant thymus tumor of an eight year old Cincinnati boy named Zinsser. They caution the virus may be attracted to cancer cells rather than the cause, while Roswell Park researchers identify virus-like particles in leukemia patient blood and seek further study with a $592000 grant.
Seventeen teenage Long Beach dancers from the Fine Arts Center earned official recognition from the International Dancers Society after exams led by Phyllis Hay Yor of the British Imperial Society Teachers of Dancing. ISFD associate IONA ENDTER passed tests for bronze and silver awards, with support from ISTD associates Derral W. Call and Peggy Carr.
Ruffles on children's garments return as practical mothers seek easy care fabrics. The trend shifts from time consuming ruffles to flat simple designs using striped shirting materials. Textile chemistry made wash and wear fabrics possible, sparking renewed use of ruffles in casual wear.
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