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Newspaper
Independent
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Mar 24, 1960
Page
7
North Long Beach Club 87, Clay 44 met Wednesday to plan an event at Mrs Mary Richters home 1028 Belmont Ave Hazel Zipperlin presided and Jean Miller led during her official visit here in April 7.
The guide notes that height perception changes with color contrast. It advises avoiding a dark skirt with a light blouse if overweight, as such contrast can make a person appear taller or heavier than they are. It recommends matching outfits to minimize the illusion of added height or weight.
In a Reader's Digest feature from April, Marion Hilliard M.D. examines fatigue as a root problem in marriages and offers guidance on remedies, with the piece noted for publication around May 9.
L B Women in Longfest Southern Division of California Federation of Republican Women convened Wednesday in Roger Young auditorium Los Angeles during luncheon Mrs John Melly president of the 18th Congressional District led Long Beach women in the first presentation of original songs to be sung at the Chicago convention. Members listed include James Ollman Hazelberg Meigs Carlson and Eastern Star Berlina Chapter 399, Order of Eastern Star, will meet Friday at Monte Vista Temple 1120 E Market St with Mrs Hester Brudie as chair.
The Palmer area sororities Zeta and Pi chapters plan a Saturday meeting at the ry Club with a noon luncheon. Members including Ruth Berry coordinator and Hazelle Borgerson president of Pi will host. Eleanor Weems will speak on the 1960 slogan Spiraling to Alpha Pelta Kappa.
Seal Beach Lioness Club discussed entertaining members from nearby Lady Lions Clubs on April 21 during a meeting at 10 Bach House. Mrs. 8 G Anderson led the session. guest speaker Mrs. Florence K Gordon spoke on diamonds, introduced by program chair Mrs. E Brockman. The evening ended with a surprise shower for Mrs. J F Bender.
A quick tip suggests adding a few sprinkles of bleach beads to bath water to boost wall and floor tile cleanliness and leave a brighter gleam in the bathroom.
Mr and Mrs J K Lovejoy observed their 55th wedding anniversary after marrying March 19 1905 in Signal Hill. Family gathered at Knotts Berry Farm then a Bixby Park picnic with sisters brothers uncles aunts nieces and nephews. The couple has spent most of their lives in Long Beach.
The entrance uses warm hues and soft lighting to convey hospitality. Rich wood accents, woven textures, and subtle artwork set a calm, inviting tone for arriving guests from each family.
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