Men seek youth with hair dye and wigs in grooming boom
New York United Press report shows men invest more in appearance as gray hair prompts dyeing and hairpiece use for job prospects and dating. Barbers report rising visits and average yearly spend around 42 dollars as crew cuts rise in popularity among men over 40.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gay Pauley
Hilda Averett
Mattone Caer
Manhattan
Firs Park
Aaid
John Whatson
Aald Ben
Kaplan
Yul Brynner
Joseph Koehler
Barbera’ Journal
Koehler
Kiwanis Quartet Delivers City Club Program
Joyce Kent reports on a Friday event at the Woman's City Club featuring the Kiwanis Quartet in a medley filled program that drew applause. Long Beach businessmen Norman Masterson Brewster Gray Jack Jameson also performed with the group before a one act comedy Five to Five Thirty and a narcotics talk by Joseph Kenrick plus Irish numbers by Eugene Cox in a St Patrick's Day tribute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's City Club
Ance
Kiwanis
Long Beach
Haal
Biwantal
Carlypao
Mary Ann
Harry Christiansen
Norman Masterson
Brewster Gray
Dack [Amsmond
Myranna Coon
Philip Johnson
Daugheters
Home
Mra
H. J. Zeladorf
Slep
Mmes
A. J
Susanna Mill
Liube House
Joseph Kenrick
Juvenile Bureau
Kenrick
Eugene Cox
Teacher to Be April Bride in Norwalk Area
Misa Susan Jane Nelson 43 1 Granada Ave has set April 13 for her marriage to Roger Louis Callle of 8060 Ximena Ave. The couple’s engagement was announced by the bride’s parents Herbert Nelson of Burlington Washington and Mr. Mrs Callle. Nelson teaches in the Norwalk La Mirada School District and is a Western Washington College of Education graduate. Callle attended Long Beach City College after Wilson High School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misa
Susan Jane Nelson
Granada Ave
Roger Louis Callle
Xan
Louis &. Callle
Ximena Ave
Herbert. Nelson
Burlington
Wash
Misa Nelson
Norwalk-La Mirada
Western Washington College of Education
Het Hance
Long Beach City College
Wilson High School
Poet Contest Winners Told at Nativity School
Winners in the annual poetry contest at Nativity School were announced at an evening ceremony led by Mrs. Joseph Torkmany, president of Court St Catharine CDA Torrance. Anton Sommer won first prize in Division 1 for grades four to six, with Jeanne Franklin and William Healy taking second and third and Mary Franck earning an honorable mention. In the Buffalo division for grades seven through sixth, Sueanne Lundeon won first, Anna Macie Kager second, and Michael Steteon third, with Robert Healy also receiving an honorable mention. A welfare report by Mrs. Frank Weston outlined plans for a party for men patients at Harbor General Hospital and reviewed a hospital children’s party held earlier this month. Coffee hour was presided by Mrs. John V. Murray and committee members Mrs. Lillian Kiette, George Shelton, and Gerald Loew.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nativity School
Joseph ‘Torkmany
Court St. Catherine
CDA
Torrance
Anton Sommer
Plant
Jeanne Franklin
William Healy
Mary Franck
Buffalo
Din Wo
Suezanne J. Lundeon
Anna Macie Kager
Michael Steteon
Robert Healy
Mension
Mra
Frank Weston
Harebor General Hospital
Mrx
John V. Murray
Mmes
Lillian Kitete
George Shelton
Gerald Loew
Keep Check on Weight for a Beauty Schedule
The text urges teens to plan a beauty schedule that includes weight control. It emphasizes discipline to give up treats, tracking weight weekly on bathroom scales, and keeping a date and weight chart to prove progress and maintain appearance for events like the Easter parade.
Style Show to Aid Local Foundation Fashion Benefit
Medical wives from Long Beach and Garden Grove plan a Saturday fashion show sponsored by Wives of Neaidents and Interns of Veterans Memorial Hospital. Luncheon proceeds go to the Exceptional Children's Foundation. Over 150 guests expected at the Hawaiian restaurant with Lenora Monwhat as commentator. Co chairs include Lawrence, Eade, Conn, McArthur, Delgada, Spears, DeLozier, and Mounce. arranging committee led by Mrs. Arthur Refer with Rudolph Chaney and Temkin guiding.
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Long Beach
Garden Grove
Veterans Memoral Hospital
Exceptional Children’s Foundation
Eugene Cebill
Lenora Monwhat
Tor
Richard Devereoux
L. Theodore
Lawrence
Mmes
Norman Eade
Edward J. Conn
Marion McArthur
Robert
Delgada
Russell Spears
James
DeLozier
Stanley Mounce
Statl
Arthur Refer
Ames Rudolph Chaney
Eugene Temkin
Jack Todt
Wireiam Wenkle
Robert Nejdl
Alpha Delta Pi Alumnae Decorator Talk at Local Home
Alpha Delta Pi alumnae hear decorator Irena C Watson at 1783 Locust Ave Tuesday at 7 30 PM. Hostess Mia Paul J Farrell introduces Annelle Henley guest speaker who discusses current decorating trends with fabric samples. Reservations via hostess or Mrs Edward Orth.
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Irena C. Watson
Alpha Delta Pi
Locust Ave
Pam
Mia
Paul J. Farrell
Annelle Henley
Elk Ladies Elect Torrance Group Officers Update
Mrs Juanita Littleton was chosen president of Torrance Ladies of the Atks at the recent meeting. Elected for 1957-58 were Dorothy C Huckalow vice president Opal Brubaker recording secretary Kay drakowski treasurer and Addie Roberts corresponding secretary A social event with dinner and dancing follows a 4 pm Sunday March 31 in the Carson St bathrooms for members and their husbands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Juanita Littleton
Torrance
Atks
Minea
Dorothy C. Huckalow
Opal Brubaker
Kay Drakowski
Addie Roberts
Tastallavion
Carson St
Douglas Aircraft Club Hosts Saith Lead on YMCA Boys
Acralettes Toastmistress Club of Douglas Aircraft Co. Inc Long Beach Division welcomed C. B. Saith Assistant Chief Materials and Process Engineer. Smith selected "Y Indian Guides" as the subject for a talk, regarding the YMCA sponsored program for boys aged 10 to nine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acralettes Toastmistress Club
Douglas Aircraft Co. Inc
C. B. Saith
Smith
Panhellenic Meeting Planned at Wagner Home
The Long Beach Panhellenic will meet Wednesday at the Wagner home, 723 Termie, with noon luncheon hosted by Mrs. Jonathan K. Booth. Plans for the June 1 Senior Tea at LangHead City College will be discussed, under the scholarship committee led by Mrs. Wagner, with assistants Bernal J. Forter, Harry Newman, R. M. McFadden, James Shively and Booth.
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M. Edward Wagner
Long Beach City
Panhellenne
Coshostexas
Jonathan IC. Booth
Plana
Lang ‘Head City College
Mra. Wagner
Asalsting
Mines
Bernal J. Forter
Harry Newman
R. M. McFadden
James Shively
Booth
Decorating Know Colors A Trend For Home Makeovers
A color trend takes about five years to run its course and guides a woman planning a new home or apartment redo. It stresses painting large areas with a single light, cheerful color, avoiding shadows to make spaces feel bigger. It advises using only three or four colors per room and keeping mood bright.
Drapery Cleaning Tip Uses Squid Wax on Pods
A quirky home tip suggests washing drapery pods during cleaning then wax them with squid wax to ease pulling draperies on traverses. The advice emphasizes smoother operation and easier handling of curtain movements.
Corner Cleaning Tool Tips from a Detergent Wash
A compact guide suggests using a small bottle brush to reach dust in window-pane corners. Dip the brush in a washing solution made from bottled detergent to clean tight spots and restore brightness.
Spore Family Hosts Kin from Bucklin Kaw Long Beach
Mr and Mrs H J Spore of 435 Cedar Ave entertained relatives from Bucklin Kaw and Long Beach. Attendees included Mr and Mrs A St Squires Mr and Mrs William Baird from Bucklin and Mr and Mrs Chester Tout and Royal Campbell family from Long Beach. The gathering marked Mrs Campbell birthday and near anniversary of Mr and Mrs Baird.
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H. J. Spore
Cedar Ave
Bucklin
Kaw
Long Beach
A. St. Squires
William Baird
Chester Tout
Mra
Royal Campbell
Campbell
Baird
WCTU guest speaker and sharing program
Mrs Evelyn J Brown a former director for the Department of Scientific Emperance Ingrace tion will speak at 10 30 a m Tuesday session of the WCTU A coffee hour begins at 9 30 in the YWCA The sharing program honors include Mrs Evelyn Davis Miss Chloe C Anderson Mrs Margaret H Norton and Mrs Frances Mc Casiln Creswick
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evelyn J. Brown
WCTU
YWCA
Evelyn Davis
Chloe C. Anderson
Margaret H. Norton
Frances Mc
Casiln Creswick
Decorative Aah Trays and Figurines in Color Schemes
Decorative trays figurines and candlesticks serve both aesthetic and practical roles. They help carry out a room color scheme by adding coordinated pieces that reinforce the chosen palette and style.
Optimist Club Dance Planned for March Saturday
Torrance Optimist sponsors a dance set for Saturday evening in Moose Hall on Carson Street. Committee heads include president Clyde Anderson and E. Ve Winkelbauer, with around 50 couples expected to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Torrance Optimist
Moose Hall
Carson St
Clyde Anderson
E. Ve Winkelbauer
New State Takes Office As Sorority President
Mrs Colette Mitchell assumed the presidency of Lambda Sigma Gamma Sorority at candlelight ceremonies in Lakewood. For 1957 58 term, Vice president treasurer Mrs Colette Headley, social director Mrs Mabel Culp, and editor publicity director Mrs Beverly Skinn join the executive leadership. Honored earlier were Stella Petersen bronze statuetic Joyce Diplock and Tat Thompson with honorable mention certificates. First executive board meeting set for April 10 at Southside Women's Club South Gate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colette Mitchell
Lambda Sigma Gamma
Lakewood
Anslating
Cohtiie Headley
Mabel Culp
Socal
Mra
Beverly Skinn
Stella Petersen
Minea
Joyce Diplock
Tat Thompson
Southside Women's Club
South Gate
Long Beach Auxiliary backs Philharmonic drive leader
Mrs Thownan J Mussell, area chairman for the 1957 Continuance Fund Campaign supporting the Los Angeles Philharmonic, praised at the executive board meeting of the Long Beach Auxiliary to the Southern California Symphony Association for her committees successful work and leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra
Thownan J. Mussel
Los Angeles Philharmonic Orchestra
Long Beach
Southern California Symphony Association
How to Buy and Serve Your Easter Ham
Guide from Better Homes and Gardens on choosing a ham for Easter. Covers cooked and uncooked options, bone in or boneless, sizes, and pairing with fealty and sauces. Includes recipe ideas and carving tips for a family feast.
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Briter
Homes & Gardener
Dad
Homes & Gardens
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Gene Nebeker
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Millikan High School
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Bee
Roy Burdett
Bee’s Beauty Shop
American Ave
Garfield
Panhellenic
Southern ‘Methodist
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Orange
Bixby Road
Hemlock
Pat Walker
Pine Ave
Los Angeles
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Pasadena
San Francisco
Walker
New State
NVA
Wutes
Aoinet
Singer
Yew
Wale Singer
Nwina A Machine Company
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Atlantic Ave
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Momntaie Ave
Compton
Compion Miwmerk
San Pedro
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