Merle Irene Stang Wedding At Home Ceremony
Merle Irene Stang wed in a home ceremony at the Hilde home of Floyd A. Stine 4008 Chestnut Ave with Robert Burns officiating. About 30 invited guests attended. The bride wore a powder blue sheath gown with a blue illusion veil and orange blossom crown. Attendants included Mrs. Orville H. Clay and Mrs. George Moer. After a reception, the couple left for a honeymoon to Patna Springs. The bride is a student at Polygenic High School and City College. she is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. M. R. Tiffany.
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Fioyd
A. Stine
Willy Robert Burns
Hes Ennainlich
Navy
Nord
Orville
Nro
Clay
Gemrge Moer
Une
Wan Deaver
Allie
Patta Springs
Antonio Dy
Persane
Long Board
Iy College
Eliimia
Palytecynic High School
Amimuz Wb City College
Af. R. Tiffany
Apperwoodly
Houghton Park Clubhouse hosts group installation of officers
The Houghton Park Clubhouse welcomed members for the Dew 17 section event featuring festive proceedings and the installation of new officers as part of a holiday season gathering. It highlighted a charity and community focus with attendees from local organizations and families.
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Nort Lane
Jennie Pritonard
Auxiliary Party Meeting Set By Broth ers Loon No 70
The Auxiliary No 70 of the Brothers Loon plans its December meeting at the home of Mrs. Albert Flins, 2904 Petaluma Act. Members will bring food for the needy and discuss Christmas tree activities for the community.
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Albert
Alee
Git Exchange annual Christmas celebration at Linden Hall
The notice reports the Git Exchange annual Christmas event to be held at Linden Hall with Owens presiding as the host.
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Linden Hall
Water Owens
Pre-Concert Party by Organists in Long Beach Chapter
The Long Beach Chapter of the American Guild of Organists held a Christmas dinner at Mollet's Garden Room featuring Gene Driskill as chair. Carollyn Smith sang with Shelby Barnard at the piano, and Marcia Hanna led a community chorus. plans include Richards Bisasses concert Friday at First Congregational Church with a major Mollet organ move and powerful stage lighting for the recital.
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Long Beach
American Guild of
Catot
Marcia Hanna
Richards Bisasses
Ecets
Paginini
Griblies
Laker
Army and Navy Auxiliary Plans December Holiday Party
A wartime era note states auxiliary unit plans a December 21 holiday gathering at the Veterans Building. Viola Myer will preside as host.
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Army
Jae
Veterans Metal
Viola Myer
Accessory Hints At Faculty Wives Luncheon Feature Holiday Theme
The Lafayette Lane setting at the Faculty Wives Luncheon centered on accessories forming a festive Yule season display. Table decor included glassware pine cone accents and a color palette of pink cloths and coordinated linens. Guest hostesses and new and former members attended, with notes on program highlights and welcoming remarks by organizers and society officers.
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Lafayette Lane
Saat Werle
Fargo
Joni Merny
Bulfums
How to Attract Women Says Reader Calls for Tips
A masculine reader asks for advice in the “Way Grow Old” column on how men can appear more attractive to women. He cites posture, a smile, attentiveness, and shared humor as key traits, noting that small acts like a call or a kind word matter. He invites men to write in with perspectives for women readers.
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Flensé
Red Weil
Emall
Confort
Cory Elfts
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Higmacn
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Wilton F Sanden
Santa Ana
George W. Hunsacer
Eugene WeClper
Dirk Wh TaCroen
Sid
Doe ‘l. Flicks
Irene Douglas
Chiyton
Campbellr
Nelson Conke
Willem Meslay
George Cady
John Seliniec
Cliffes
Sean Oy Alys
Richard F. Malone
Leo Geble
Cavisiian McIntyre
By Joseprine Lowman
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Atlantic
Buttermilk
Lady Schick
Richelieu
Federal Tex
Desmond
Los Angeles
Vanity Fair
Lavick
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Hothouse
Shell
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