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Newspaper
Independent
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Nov 05, 1957
Page
10
Jewel Club of the Order of Eastern Star meets Thursday in the Hard of Hearing Clubrooms at 124 W 14th St. A noon luncheon will be served then the installation of new officers will follow.
Abigail Van Buren offers guidance on a grocer husband who flirts with and extends special prices to female customers, prompting a wife to worry about how it affects their marriage. Other letters discuss marriage, children, and stepfamily tensions in concise, period voice.
The States Meet Long Beach Council of Co operative Nurseries will meet at 7330 pm in room 323 at Millikan High School. Dr. Vivian Edmiston Todd will discuss how education programs are developed within individual co-ops. Mrs. Wilma Klein can be contacted for Clark-Wardlow area involvement.
Women from Long Beach Harbor Area Venice Pasadena and San Diego assist ance leagues gather at the Assistance League clubhouse in Teague to discuss Girls Clubs of America Region Nine with Miss Max dine Keith of Springfield Mass as speaker and discussion leader. Regional officers will be elected and hostesses from the Long Beach Girls Club committee will assist with the luncheon decorations.
California designers unveil sack dresses with belts amid Spring and resort lines. Models in silk and drapery fabrics glide the aisles while fabrics blend cotton, dacron, and nylon for color contrasts. Designers emphasize versatile, world ready outfits, with a shift toward slimmer silhouettes and casual sportswear.
Newly returned reporter John Morley says praise for peace grows after touring inside Russia. He notes Zhukov’s waning power and a Soviet army with high pay but widespread hunger, plus internal strife in the Communist Party as a sign of potential shifts. He quips about shaking hands with a dog before lift off and details a Philadelphia Ladies Club meeting with luncheon and autumn decor.
A masquerade party hosted by Ruth Langs at 2287 Lewis Ave occurred last week. Guests included Mrs Hazel Savaya Mrs Mildred Walsh Bobby Walsh David Walsh Frances Luster Gerald Gobdy and Sydney Exutler.
Mary Mathewson to chair a public card party sponsored by Army and Navy Union Auxiliary 133 at noon Friday at the Veterans Memorial Building. The event aims to raise funds or support for veterans programs.
George calls a chemise with a shape a stylish forecast for separates. Sheath skirts and unpressed pleated skirts gain favor, topped by Diousons. Chiffon accents in scarves belts or handkerchiefs appear across looks. Designers warn the jenemine will redefine wardrobes and sack dresses set new style standards.
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