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Newspaper
Independent
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Oct 14, 1964
Page
9
A brief feature notes youth fevelheadedness, smaller future families, and the rising costs of living. It cites the Population Reference Bureau and argues for national interest. It contrasts IBM machine-like computers with scientists who make choices and interpret results.
Mrs. Mary Clark of Long Beach sails toward a new post as secretary with the American Embassy in Monrovia Liberia. After visiting her mother in Ohio she will report in Washington for a month of training before departing for the assignment. She leaves 16 years at Utility Petroleum and previously worked for Charles Martin Inspectors of Petroleum in San Pedro. Michael, her UCLA junior son, remains behind to continue studies. WELL-WISHERS hosted a farewell for 60 at Delmont Heights as friends bid her bon voyage.
Invitations are out for the annual Headdress Ball sponsored by the Long Beach Auxiliary of the Southern California Symphony Association. The gala on November 14 at Lafayette Hotel Grand Ballroom features a show business theme, a no host cocktail hour, a 8:30 p.m. dinner, a parade of headdresses and dancing. Mrs. Donald Malcolm is hall chairman and Mrs. Robert B. Utterback Sr. leads decorations.
Readers share memories of wedding customs like passing the bride s shoe to collect money, kidnapping brides, and dancing for charity. The letters note Polish Greek German Hungarian French and Yugoslav traditions, with praise for lighthearted cultural variety and humor.
Monte Vista Court 138 Order of Amaranth hosts a benefit breakfast at Veteran's Clubhouse, LOL E, St. The event runs Sunday from 8 30 a m to 1 p m as a ways and means project led by grand officer Maybelle Simpson.
Prices start at $1.25 making Welch's lunches an affordable family option. Advertises the Welch's location at San Antonio Drive near Atlantic Avenue and urges customers to visit.
A brief social note describes a wedding gift reflecting the groom's financial capacity, presenting a show of wealth as he takes a wife. Abby answers readers at Box 69700 Los Angeles with a stamped self addressed envelope for a personal reply.
A brief notice records a payment of 500 cents sent to Abby at Box 69700 Los Angeles California. The fragment notes a monetary transfer but lacks further context or dates.
The article offers two mother friendly tips for trimming a baby’s nails and nails after meals, suggesting a mirror lap manicure and self reflective engagement. It also promotes Gerber strained vegetables as nutritious, custom cooked to preserve vitamins and minerals for infants.
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