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Newspaper
Long Beach Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Mar 16, 1954
Page
19
Simple guide for a beginner to sew a fitted bodice and flared skirt dress. Offers rayon print or cotton options and 39 inch fabric yardage for size 16. Pattern 4553 includes illustrated instructions and is sold for 35 cents plus 5 cents postage, with mailing to Anne Adams Pattern Dept in Chicago.
Loy pie shells can be frozen or thawed for later use. Freeze in bulk if desired. To thaw, keep shells sealed and thaw pastry circles completely before rolling or using as usual.
A reader named J asks how to date while noting anxiety around women. Molly Mayfield counsels simple steps, suggests calling on a girl at work is risky, urges calm, listening, and being natural, and advises avoiding wolfish behavior while seeking chances to date.
Valerie Diane Davisson and Danny Daniels wed in Palm Springs with Rev Reubers L. Anderson officiating. Attendants included Barbara Jean Taylor and Jarald F. Crozer. The couple will reside at 329 A Winnipeg Place after a Mirror Room reception for about 150 guests. Valerie is daughter of Floyd H. Davisson of 1702 Atlantic Ave. Danny is son of Mrs. Dan Daniels of 150 Granada Ave. Each attended Wilson Hick and City College where he led the college a cappella choir.
Miss Pat Lakin installed as president of Alpha Alpha Chapter succeeding Kay Powers. Officers include Mrs Kenneth Strakey as vice president, Miss Kay Powers treasurer, and several secretaries. Six new members welcomed at Mrs Joe Tiernan’s home, with pledges taking oaths.
Old cereal boxes serve to protect sandwich fare for a picnic trip. Place them in the box fold the end and keep sandwiches recognizable upon reaching the grounds. A St. Patrick's Day card party is set for Wednesday at 8 p.m. hosted by St. Cornelius Church ladies with refreshments and community singing.
Letter from Beulah France discusses causes of unruly children blaming changing times and loss of reverence. Advises against corporal punishment and urges cooperation of home school and church in guiding youth through proper diet health training and manners. Readers with baby concerns may write for help.
New York stylist Albert Sofia debuts a Butterfly Coiffure blending spring spirit with a short look that appears longer. He explains methods to add volume and illusion, stresses scalp health, and cautions against neglecting brushing even after perms.
The American Dental Association reports that near the end of 1952 about 8 million people were served by fluoridated public water. An additional 16 million people had approved fluoridation plants. The average cost is roughly nine cents per person.
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