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Newspaper
Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Aug 06, 1959
Page
12
A humorous guide to New York apartment hunting with a slang dictionary of terms. It highlights the games tenants play, from inflated prices and “good view” contrasts to renovations and doorman expectations, ending with anecdotes about high‑maintenance tenants and weekend disturbances.
Mrs Hugh Knox was elected president of Epsilon Chapter Delta Theta Chi Sorority at a meeting held in Mrs Joseph Nolan's home. Other officers elected were James Nolan vice president Clarence Knox secretary Bertram Smith treasurer Dale Lowell educational director and Maurice Liken sergeant at arms. Mrs Ralph Lind was pledged as a new member. Mrs Smith the new treasurer spoke of her Hawaii trip. Summer plans include a Laguna Beach Festival trip and a Fullerton Park branch outing for members and families.
A Lakewood group hosts a luau on Saturday at Bhai Brith Young Adults home with Sharon Leonard. Event runs from 7 p.m. to midnight for adults 18 to 26. Contact Ruby Feldman for more information.
New York based Richard Cole urges investors in clothing to seek timeless pieces for fall. He counsels simple accessories, careful fur trim choices, and versatile wraps. Emphasizing proper fit and long wear, Cole argues quality outfits can range from affordable to premium.
Sandra Smith, daughter of Mr and Mrs G E Smith, seated as honored queen of Bethel 77 Job's Daughters at a recent meeting. Susan Gray, Maureeng Walker, Carol Crain, Peggy Boortz, and others assumed elected stations. Ada M Lavender deputy grand guardian presided with Mrs June Crain and Sordon Walker as associate guardians. Installing officer was Donna Wunder, retiring honored queen.
When you put away summer cottons do not leave them wrinkled. Wash and iron them first to prevent wrinkles setting over the winter. Wrinkles become harder to remove when stored in a wad.
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