Simplicity Beauty in Marital Rite at All Saints Church
A dignified wedding at All Saints Episcopal Church joined Carol June Noble and Jack Wayne Brewer. Guests numbered about 150, with bridesmaids Nancy King and Rita Dark in pale pink chiffon, matron of honor Yvonne Sanders, and best man Robert Lyons. The couple, graduates of Wilson High, plan to reside in Los Angeles after a trip to Northern California.
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All Saints Episcopal Church
Carol June Noble
Rachel Noble
Lth
Jack Wayne Brewer
Rostoe Brewer
Quincy Ave
David Bullock
William Ravenscroft
Nancy King
Rita Dark
Yvonne Sanders
Onor
Hate
Douglas Noble
Robert Lyons
California
Los Angeles
Wilson High School
Long Beach City College
UCLA
Bride to Be Sue Houstoin Honored at Showers
More than 60 friends gathered Saturday for a luncheon shower in the East Indies Room of Java Lanes honoring Miss Sue Houstoin future bride of Stanley Fox. Hosted by Mrs. Martha Fox and assisted by Ida Lee Fox Sandy Houston Shana Houston Lynn Olson and Jeannie Phillips gifts were given for the future home. The wedding is set for September 5 and Miss Houstoin is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs Wright Houston of Artesia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sue Houstoin
Stanley Fox
East Indies
Java Lanes
Martha Fox
Ida Lee Fox
Sandy Houston
Shana Houston
Lynn Olson
Jeannie Phillips
Miss Houston
Pasadena
Anna Marie Browning
Wright Houston
Artesia
Workshop Set for August 19 in North Long Beach
North Long Beach Women's Club members plan a federation workshop at 10 a m on August 18 in VEW Hall 34 E Louise St co hosted by Mrs George Skeltch and Mrs Charles Reams The article notes welcomed new members Clarence Taylor Henry Venuti and E R Bailey during a special meeting
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North Long Beach
Moscow City of Women by Mary Prime
Mary Prime recounts Max Thal of Alamac Knitting Mills visiting Moscow with his daughter Astrid. She notes Moscow's female-dominated public life, the absence of men in roles like clerks and conductors, and the impact on fashion and beauty standards. Thal observed affordable fabrics and a beauty craze among Russians, yet a pervasive sense of melancholy and fear under the regime.
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Mary Prime
New York
Amer Ican
Russia
Moscow
Max Thal
Alamac Knitting
Mills
Fashion i Industries
Nator
Atalan
Broughth
Thallvgerie
Honeymoon at Lake Tahoe for Mr and Mrs Upham
Mrs Nancy Ann Helm wed Mr Frederick Richard Upham in Lakewood Village Community Church with Rev Wallace I Benson officiating. The bride wore a miramist ta ffeta gown with Chantilly lace and a veil held by seed pearl crown. reception followed at the church hosted by Victor Elliott and Roberta Kassai. The couple, both from Long Beach, met at Wilson High and State College, where the bride belonged to Delta Delta Delta and the groom to Sigma Mines.
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Lake Tahoe
Frederick Richard Upham
Nancy Ann Helm
Lakewood Village
Wallace I. Benson
Bernie J Charles Heim
Tulane l Ave
Thomas Johnson
Pat Curley
Pat Sauer
Carol Hight
Carolynn Kingston
Roland Bates Upham
Compton
Thelme Palmer
Glendale
Thomas Johnson Wi
Mick
Jean White
Rcipient
Five Jewel
Linda Jones
Ginger’ Shanks
Viking
Richard Hight
Buddyj
Brenda Bernsten
Long Beach City
Delta Delta Delta
Sigma Mines
Victor Elliott
Robertsn Kassai
Ramayana
Re- Alpha Epsilon
Matthews Bride Coats in Double Ring Rite at Chapel
Irene Dorothy Matthews wed Warren Dale Coats in a double ring ceremony at the Wedding Bell Chapel attended by 150 guests. Both graduates of Jordan High, the couple also spent two years at LBCC.
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Irene Dorothy Matthews
Care “Matthews
Warren Dale ‘Coats
James Weldon Coats
Jordan High
LBCC
Conclave to Feature Betry Report at Long Beach Meet
The state convention will feature a report by Dr. and Mrs. Lawrence W Betry. District Chiropractic Association auxiliary members will gather at 6 p.m. in the Community Savings and Loan Building at 3901 Atlantic Ave for the meeting.
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Lawrence W. Betry
Long Beach
District Chiropractic Assn
Land Auxiliary
Community Savings and Loan
Atlantic Ave
Guests at Del Monte Lodge Pebble Beach
Recent guests at Del Monte Lodge Pebble Beach were Mr and Mrs Marvin M Davis and their son Michael from Long Beach.
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del Monte Lodge
Pebble Beach
Marvin M. Davis
Michael
Long Beach
Remembering hot days and ice trucks of youth
Readers reminisce about summers past when ice trucks delivered blocks for home use while kids chased chilly treats. They contrast open wagons and wooden paddle ice cream making with today’s synthetic dairy and constant screens, asking if progress outweighed simple pleasures.
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Inu Wa
Care for Hair in Summer Sun and Sand
Summer hair needs more care due to sun sand and water than winter. Beauticians report regulars skip visits during playtime. A good cut frequent sham poos and possibly an air treatment can prevent a strawetack look.
Bnai Brith Social Fete and Weekend Activities
The Lakewood Bnai Brith Women host a social evening with cards and mah jong at 8 30 p m Thursday in the Lakewood Jewish Community Building 6440 Del Ano Blvd Admission requires a conference dance ticket Refreshments will be served and guests welcome A swim party and buffet supper are planned for Saturday at Swim Art 3970 Cherry Ave Information available from Mrs Leo Forman or Mrs Jack Ritman.
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Lakewood B'nai B'rith
Lakewood
Luncheon and sewing meeting for veterans auxiliary
The United Spanish War Veterans Auxiliary 71 will meet for sewing Thursday at noon in the Veterans Building. A luncheon is planned following the sewing session.
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United Spanish War Vetérans Auxiliary 71
Widening Horizons in a Long Distance Love Note
A reader writes about a breakup as Tam, eighteen, travels to Europe for education. Mail grows infrequent. he returns changed and dates another girl. The adviser urges Molly Mayfield to pursue education and shared travel goals to grow together.
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Molly
Tam
Europe
Dolly Darling
Irs
Fuchsia Meeting DOLLY Bill guest speak in Long Beach
The Santa Monica and National Fuchsia Society news notes Dolly Wilson as guest speaker at the Long Beach branch meeting. The event at Machinists Hall 728 Elm Ave begins at 7 30 p m with family attendees, while a romance and forthcoming marriage between Miss Margaret Peggy McNaughton and Cleveland Clayton are announced.
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Bill
Wilson
Santa Monica
Dolly
Long Beach
la Jolla
Gagement
Marhim_ garet
Peggy) McNaughton
Cleveland Clayton
Public Card Party Slated Thursday
A public card party under chairmanship of Priscilla Harper is planned by Unit 43 Ladies Auxiliary to Fleet Reserve Alan at 10 30 a m Thursday in Veterans Building. Delegates journey this weekend to Chesapeake Vista for the organization annual seaucus. Gertrude Green past president of Unit 43 is a candidate for regional vice president.
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Priscilla Harper
Unit 43
Ladies Auxiliary
Fleet Reserve
Alan
Chale Vista
Gertrude Green
Unit.43
Card Party Set Friday At Woman's City Club
Grace Jameson and Edith Klasen co hostesses for weekly card party at the Woman's City Club on 1509 East 3rd Street. Noon snack bar lunch precedes bridge. Potluck luncheon and business meeting discussed with Mrs C J Wibarg hospitality chair.
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Mines
Grace Jameson
Edith Klasen
Woman's City Club
Bridge
Car
Astay
WCC
C. J. Wibarg
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Jack W. Brewer
Beore
Miss Thal
Mrs
Frederick R, Upham
Iparents
Richmond Barbour
T. N
Child Study Assn
E. 74Th St
Tce
N. Y
Twins Mothers’ Club
Berat
Rememsen County
N. J
Teveninga
Glorious
Bermuda
Molly Mayfield
Paris
London
Brussels
Oslo
Miss McNaughton
W. F. McNaughton
E. Broadway
St. Anthony's High School
Santa Barbara
E. C. Clayton
Santa Barbera
Woman's Music Club
James A. Bicktt
Jeft
William KF. Cereghino
19Th
Arthur F. Bonzer
Gardenia Ave
C. G. Sat
Mude
OM Tre Ocean Netween
Palos Verdes & Fe Prcig
Tulsa
Petri's
Coll Pelri
Orange Ava
Stauger
Madonna
Stauffer
Mepore
America
In Coote
Saturday Evening Post
Artesia Long Beach
Calif
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