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Newspaper
Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Aug 20, 1962
Page
6
New commanding officers wives welcomed at Fleet Officers Wives Ranch. Departures include Mildred Mann and Bebe Paine heading to Washington and Arlington respectively. Social events and appointments mark changes as Doris Bethrong, Clara Morrison, and others adjust to new assignments while Coast Guard and Navy groups plan coffees and receptions.
An ad claims the Zeigler facial care method helps maturing women improve facial appearance at home without surgery or devices. In clinical research 76 percent of normally aging participants reported a more youthful look and other improvements were noted. Call or write for details.
A peculiar classified style ad features Miss Pat Walker touting the Stauffer System as a quick and easy path to drop 84 pounds, shrinking from 210 to 126 pounds. The testimonial insists no dieting or strenuous activity is needed, promising personalized analysis and a free trial at the Long Beach salon.
Elaine and Dr. Charles Ulrich return from a Montana and Canadian coastal motoring vacation visiting Banff Lake Louise Calgary Vancouver and Victoria. Jessie Ler Malcolm earns honors as a hosting icon as August dinner night brings guests including Dorothy Wiltse Gay Ross-Duggan Wanda Sewak Lucy Kempner and June Haecker. Nancy Follett finds new home with fiancé Bil Sweningsen after Stratford wedding while Margie Clinton hosts a tea and shower. Helen Chamberlain wed State Department official William Heyden with 500 guests from Solvang Santa Barbara and around, ending in a western shivaree at the ranch restoring Californians to 19th century chic.
Youngblood will take office as president of the Women's Christian Temperance Union of Southern California on Tuesday. The ceremony will be held in the YWCA on Sixth Street and Pacific Avenue at 10 36 am with Lydia Wood state president as installing officer. Serving with Mrs. Youngblood will be Olive Pound Elizabeth Bulkley Pearl England Austine Monroe Agatha Wood and Ruth Poore. Elderbloom Club Elderbloom Club will meet in Bixby Park Tuesday at noon for a covered dish luncheon. There will be cards and games in the afternoon are welcome.
In a World Championship match, Oswald Jacoby’s sacrifice bid opened a swing for America. The contract reached five hearts after strong spade opening by West, with North players looking at their long heart suits and choosing the bold call. East held a weak hand with queen and one trump.
A fragmented OCR item mentions a 53 amount and notes from the south region. Readable fragments provide no clear event or names but suggest a cautionary financial or warning notice with garbled terms and numbers.
In a high stakes bridge contest the South player doubled and North rejected the double, opting for six hearts. East-West then pursued a grand slam in six spades but Bobby Nail refused to gamble, doubtless sensing North’s missing queen. The Italian Fast-West team eased their bid as East could not open a diamond. Mertin Kes, West, managed to limit the loss to down ten.
The Benefit Dessert Card Party sponsored by the Benefit Dessert Women's Guild will be held Tuesday at 12:30 p.m. in the Church of Religious Science located at 505 East 36th Street. Mrs. Ray Burkland is in charge of the event.
A National Association for Mental Health quarterly report cites Duke University’s Dr. Charles D Speilberger findings on how middle range anxious students show lower grades and higher dropout rates than non anxious peers of similar ability. The study suggests early identification and support could reduce academic mortality from emotional factors.
The Professional Women's Club will hold a covered dish dinner at 7 p.m. Tuesday at President Marie Paul home 3717 Lemon Ave Ora Knudsen program coordinator will present the year ahead plan to members with Kay Kuroda Yola Brazil Jean Sell and Sadie Michnick contributing in areas like personal development civic participation and world affairs Marie Paul will discuss upcoming Business Women's Week Reservations are requested with Marion Myers.
Miss Mary Huck Frigid Aire's director of home economics offers stain removal tips. For cottons or linens pour boiling water through the stain or soak in warm water, wash garment and treat remaining stain by bleaching. For silk wool rayon nylon or other man made fabrics sponge with warm water then wash and treat any remaining stain with mild powder bleach.
Tempting salad note details a pear filled cream cheese chicken mix. Reads as a compact family dish using canned chicken cream cheese walnuts and pears, yielding about four servings.
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