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Newspaper

Independent

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Sep 15, 1958

Page

10

Women Timid Decorators Urged To Be Bold, Not Copycats

Beverly Reitz, a 20-year decorator, condemns timid homemakers who imitate trends. She urges careful, thoughtful choices in accessories and furniture that endure, advising study of books and periodicals to develop taste. Reitz, from Oak Ridge Missouri, discusses color schemes and the value of reflecting family character in home design.

Gay Pauley UPS New York UPI Cali Ja Reitz Clude Eastman

Council Meet Here for Junior Leaguers

The 1958 Region XII Presidents Council for Junior League presidents meets Wednesday and Thursday at the Lafayette Hotel with Mrs. Stephen T. Ochoa of Tucson chairing and Mrs. Leon Wiltse representing Long Beach. Regional focus is heritage versus future challenges and expanding meaningful volunteer service in communities.

Lafayette Hotel Stephen T. Ochoa Tucson Ariz Leon L. Wiltse Long Beach Duing United States Canada Mexico Hawaii Donnell V. Davis Davis Junior League of Wiltse Ach Teague Association of Junior Leagues

Fete Planned for CES District Officers and California Grand Chapter

The Eastern Star event honors Thelma Lyons deputy grand matron of the 76th District with a reception on Wednesday at 8 p m in Morgan Hall 835 Locust Ave. Lucile Anfinson and Earl Veenstra with All States Chapter join district officers in a district wide program. Esther Cox past matron serves as general chairman for the event.

AU States Order of Eastern Star Thelma Lyons 76Th California Morgan Hall Locust Ave Lucile Anfinson Earl Veenstra All States Esther Cox

Luncheon of Woman's Benefit Assn. Review in Machinists Hall

The Friendship Club reports a Tuesday gathering as the Woman's Benefit Assn. Review 15 meets for a noon luncheon in Machinists Hall with past presidents acting as hostesses. Edith Robinson will lead the 1 o'clock business session.

The Friendship Club Woman's Benefit Assn. Review 15 Machinists Edith Robinson

Orientation Tea At St Anthony's High Mothers Club

St Anthony's Mothers Club hosts its annual orientation tea at 1 pm Thursday in St Anthony's Catholic Center inviting all mothers of St Anthony's students to attend.

St. Anthony’s High School St. Anthony’s Catholic Center All Mothers of St

Lunch Meeting of Paint ing and Decorating Assn. Harhey Area Chapter

The Auxiliary Lunch Ladies Auxiliary of the Paint ing and Decorating Assn Harhey Area Chapter will meet at noon on Tuesday for a luncheon at the Huddle Heidelberg located at 4200 Lakewood Blvd. Mmes Cora Sutton and Iva Giddings will be hostesses. A business session will follow.

Ladies Auxiliary of Painting and Decorating Assn Harhey Area Heidelberg Lakewood Blvd Mmes Cora Sutton Iva Giddings

Ahead of Game Brides Stock Up on Linens and Gifts

Ahead of Game brides take advantage of sales to stock up on linens. Clever caricature dish towels offer good buys for two brides own shelves while also providing gifts for friends.

Hard on Hands Gardening Protects Skin with Gloves

Outdoor chores strain hands as indoor scrubbing does. Apply hand cream before work to seal in moisture and reduce dirt penetration. The best protection comes from wearing suitable gloves during gardening and outdoor tasks.

PBW Club to Install New Officers at Banquet

Progressive Business Women's Club will install its new officers at the opening banquet of the year Thursday at the Petroleum Club on Linden Avenue. Mrs Ida Mae Stewart will receive the president’s gavel from installing officer Mrs John Koekkoex. Inductees include Izora Brandt as vice president Rachel Noble as corresponding secretary F B Bellows as recording secretary Lucille Davis as treasurer. Dr Raymond F Lindquist of Hollywood Presbyterian Church will speak on How to Live Your Best. Harvey Wagner and Rose Bishop will perform, Grace Richardson will give the invocation.

Progressive Business Women's Club Petroleum Club Linden Ave Ida Mae Stewart John Koekkoex Izora Brandt Rachel Noble F. B. Bellows Lucille Davis Raymond F. Lindquist Hollywood Presbyterian Church Harvey Wagner Rose” Bishop Everling Grace Richardson

National BPW Ends Vacation With Guest Speaker

Miss Kathleen Head former district president of Business and Professional Women's Clubs spoke at the Long Beach National BPW fall meeting held at the Hawaiian Restaurant where Mrs John Mundal presided. Hostesses Miss Hazel Gray and Mrs Lois McFarland assisted. Membership chairwoman Blanche L Stevens led initiation for Hallie Bridges Thelma McCown Anne Newton and Helen Queen. two others Bess Lewis and Dr Lillyana Strandis could not attend.

Kathleen Head Business and Professional Women's Clubs Long Beach National Bpw John Mundal Hazel Gray Lois McFarland Miss Head Tal BPW Blanche L. Stevens Hallie Bridges Thelma McCown Anne Newton Helen Queen Bess Lewis Lillyana Strandis

Long Beach State Students Plan Dec 19 Nuptials

Lora McCall daughter of Clyde E. McCall of Long Beach and James Pearson son of A R Pearson of Wilmington announce vows set for December 19. Both engaged in Masonic youth groups and upcoming nuptials are planned by the couple with family ties in their communities.

Long Beach State College Lora McCall Clyde E. McCalls Long Beach James Pearson A. R. Pearsons Wilmington

Mary Jane Krell Weds Roger Teske in St Thomas Church

Mary Jane Krell and Roger Jacob Teske wed in a double ring ceremony at St Thomas Episcopal Church officiated by Rev. Hiram B. Crosby. The bride wore Chantilly lace over brush taffeta with seed pearl accessories. the gown was complemented by a silk illusion veil. Attendants included Ann Barnett Telmes as maid of honor and Marilyn Teske and Barbara Hardcastle as bridesmaids. Best man was Richard Teske, with Donald Teske and Morrey Newton as ushers. The couple honeymooned at Lake Arrowhead and reside in Long Beach after Wilson High School graduations.

St Thomas Episcopal Church Mary Jane Krell Roger Jacob Teske Hiram B. Crosby Barnett Krell Mather Ave Donald Krell Green Village N. J John A. Barnett Jr Jacob Teske Teske Marber Ave Richard Teske San Diego Usher Donald Teske Morrey Newton Janet Miller Jeanne Grenier Irene Telmos Jane Whaley Lake Arrowhead Long Beach

Wonderful Washington Soviet Ambassador Tells Fish Stories

The Washington reception at the Australian Embassy honored Minister of External Affairs R. G. Casey and Mire Cocow. Guests included Mrs. Dulles, Mrs. Neal McElroy, and many diplomats. Linda Claire Rasgettates and a coro mate announced a betrothal, with wedding plans for next summer.

Beale R. G. Casey D.S Mire Cocow Gerald Dwayne Mal 5Iley Linda Claire Ras Mussen Menshi Oo Yyre Bernhard Rasmussen Uke Long Beach Merle Pes Nis Melas Menshikov Russia Washington Athens John Foster Dulles Secretary of State Duck Island Aes Liesrekor Caney Casey Australia United States Greena Caseys Casey Britain Bengal Cheryl Coe Great Britain

First Fall Meeting Slated for Nurses Guild

The Lutheran Nurses Guild opens its fall season with a meeting on Tuesday at 7 30 pm in the social room of Zat Liberty Lutheran Church. New and prospective members are invited along with regular members. Eleanore Bohen and Olivia Dager hostesses. Mrs Ka Gates is devotional leader.

Lutheran Nurses Guild Zat Lity Lutheran Church Eleanore Bohen Olivia Dager Ka. Gates

Circle Dr Margaret Clark Hostess Meeting Notice

Sunshine Circle will meet for noon on Tuesday in Colonial Hall at idth and Locust with Mrs Lois Grueb as hostess Reservations may be made with Mrs Mabel Howard A brief business session and cards will follow

Margaret Clark Sunshine Circle Colonial Hall Idth St Locust Ave Lois Grueb Mabel Howard

Auxiliary Ladies Meet at Regina Coeli Council Event

USWY Auxiliary ladies of Columbus Mrs C i Graham district deputy was guest of Regina Coeli Council 7 Ladies of Columbus at the September business meeting. Mrs Joseph Schramcree as trustee Auxiliary ’71 to and Mrs was first Lone Beach Sentinel Mrs Molly Cather of United Spanish War Veterans will meet Wednesday at 1 pm. The Young Ladies Institute was est speaker in Veterans Memorial Bldg with Margaret Bates conducting.

C. i Graham Regina Coeli Council Ladies of Columbus Joseph Schramcree BeacStat Centinel Molly Cather United Spanish War Veterans Young Lailies Institute Veterans Memorial Margaret Bates

Meeting Tuesday Signals Hill Hall Potluck and Session

A meeting is planned for Tuesday at 6 20 p m in Signal Hill Hall with a potluck supper. Members of the post will attend and a business session is scheduled at 8 p m.

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