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Newspaper
Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Apr 08, 1960
Page
10
A fashion focused guide describes eyebrow shaping and coloring techniques. It stresses keeping natural brow lines aligned with eye shape, using brow pencils and powder, and trimming stray hairs with tweezers while maintaining an arch that suits the wearer.
A Sunday afternoon church fashion show will present family bridal attire with a June bridal party procession. Wilma Hastings will commentate with Mary Balmer as show chair. several helpers and hostesses manage entry and seating. Prizes will be awarded by Dr. and Mrs. John Heffer before the sea hour. tickets available at the door or church office.
Wirslanka District Campfire Girls Council schedules an Eeslee fashion show at Pan-American Park Auditorium. Sixty-one girls from Mige Bird Gimp Vire Horizon groups model for younger set. Tickets led by Mrs Bernard Baskin. Proceeds go to Golden Jubilee Gold Rust Fund for Camp Fire Girls 50th anniversary.
A candlelight ceremony united Miss Jif eeyeaal and Franelsa at Temple Tsraeby with about 250 guests. The bride, a Jordan High School and Long Beach City College graduate, is the daughter of Mrs. Marvin Crystil of Stanvridge Ave. The groom, Long Beach City College alumnus, is the son of Antonia La Placas of Cajon. The couple will honeymoon in San Francisco and reside in Lakewood. Attendants included Rene Potell as mother of honor, bridesmaids Donna Buffington and Maryalice Duckworth, best man Harold Powell, and ushers Richard Buffington and Larry Berger. The ceremony followed a reception at the Cavalier Room of the Lafayette Lounge.
Parents with children visiting a Southland resort area during Spring break were warned by P T A juvenile protection chairmen led by Mrs Anthony Gamboa 83rd district chairman. Curfew liquor and traffic laws will be strictly enforced. Unchaperoned groups sleeping in cars beaches or parks will not be tolerated. Special patrols will record vandalism. Only emergency vehicles and bona fide residents may use Balboa stand during Easter Week. Non essential traffic will be stopped at the bridge and ferry.
Edythe Fletcher national president and Ora Lee executive secretary of World War I Widows visit Long Beach Chapter No.4 at 645 pm Monday. Florence Gale and Joan Crosley convention co-chairs head social tour. national convention slated for April 21–24 at Wilton Hotel.
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