Winter Wonderland Pre-ball and Home Gatherings Dominate Social Pulse
A roundup of social plans features Winter Wonderland events by Dave Berg and several couples hosting at the Bearsons and others. Travel notes include Joe Dunn in Alaska with Atlantic Richfield and a trip to Samwmass for Aspen’s ski lodge opening, with upcoming open houses in UCLA Stanford circles and trips to Fairfield. Illness and recovery details touch on a flu turning to pneumonia risk, hospital room shortages, and Nita’s flight logistics. The social calendar also notes expectant arrivals and family visits as year-end gatherings unfold.
Home Rite Unites Hansens At Mar Vista Ceremony
Geraldine Hacker became the bride of Dennis Eugene Hansen son of Elmer A. Hansen in a Saturday ceremony at the Hansen home 1611 Vuelta Grande. The Rev Dr Richard T Knowles officiated. A reception followed. The bride is the daughter of Frantic L Hacker of Mar Vista. She wore a pink satin gown with a crepe veil. Mary Faro was maid of honor. David Luke was best man and Ronald Collier usher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geraldine Hacker
Dennis Eugene Hansen
Elmer A. Hansen
Vuelta Grande
Richard T. Knowles
Hansen
Ai Mss
L. Hacker
Mar Vista
Miry
Faro
David Luke
Ronald Collier
Gentry Pina vows read at St Pancrelius Church
Elaine Mary Pina and Malcolm Eugene Gentry vow at St Pancrelius Catholic Church for Sunday nuptials. The bride, daughter of John V Pina and Mrs Baklin Ave, wore an appliqued lace gown with cathedral train. Corraine Pinaa was maid of honor. bridesmaids and ushers listed. reception at Long Beach Elks Club.
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St. Pancrelius Catholic Church
Elaine Mary Pina
Malcolm Eugene Gentry
Ralph Gentry
Abana Place
John V. Pina
Sis
Baklin Ave
Long Head
Potholders Made With Dishcloth Crochet Edge
Instructions suggest making potholders by folding two dishcloths or washcloths, crocheting a simple edge around them, adding a loop on one edge, and finishing. The tone is casual and DIY oriented with a quick four-step idea for a potholder.
Multiple engagements announced by California families in 1960s era text
Parents reveal daughters vows and betrothals in Delta Long Beach and Plainview notices. Claudette Klocki and Donald Sidebottom plan a January welding ceremony. Joseph Klocki and Mrs. Wilmington listed as parents of the bride elect. Katherine Grace Shifflette and David Yarbrough listed as betrothed. Myron Farmen and Mrs. Farmen announce Cheryl Farmen Gramm engagement to Thomas Gramm. A midsummer wedding is planned.
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Claudette Klocki
Donald Sidebottom
John Sidebottom
Delta
Cole
Joseph Klocki
Wilmington
Miss Klocki
Banning High School
Harbor Col
Katherine Grace Shifflette
David
Yarbrough
H. J. Shifflette
Long Beach
W. E. Yarbrough
Plainview, Tex
Miss Farmen
Wilson High School
Long Beach City College
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Ebell
Mmes
Carroll Thom
Franti Wilson
Laurits Petersen
Annah Lualitie House
Ann Ratliff
Ann F. Cole
Charles 4. Green
Powed
Dave Berg
Marilyn
Bob Bearson
Keren
Dave Ward
Carolyn
Ont Craf
Carol
Roger Hall
Dick Sukman
Bearsons
Famillar
Joe Dunn
Atlantic Richfield Ol
Anschorage
Alaska
Phanie
Jerry
Charlene
Samwmassal Aspen
Florada
Long Beech
Bill Voorhees
UCLA
Stanford
Denver Dunns
Fairfield
San Francisco
Jim
Mary Lou Bunn
Joe
Anchorage
Nita
TLC
Seattle
Char- Jené Dump
Denver
Ste
MAS
Malcolm Gentry
Home Rite
Unites
Hansens
Corraine Pinaa
Isa Rexigers
Linda Lind
Melinda Remierez
Lea Ramilerer
Lisa Maass
Dennis Madson
Edward Tina
James Thomas Jr
Richard Brown
James J. Dunst
Enix Maass Jr
San Gabriel
Sen Gabrint
W. St. St
EL Monte
Rompha
Monterellg
W. Beverly
Ocall Village
San Pedro
Taboraualavot
Aes Ee
Wurlitzer
Eiger
Nevy
Suatsin Perevesion
Wurlitzer Slice
Solid Stata Tone Ganaiaters Selective Electronic Viewalo
Pine Ave
F.ong Haoch
Ege
Western State College
Gunison, Colo
San
Mrs. Myron A. Farmen
Cheryl
Thomas J. Gramm
Thomas C. Gramm
Mountainside, NJ
Orson Travel
du Pont Olen
Rosenbaum
Santa Ana
Pomona
Lakewood
Newport
la Habra
Marina
Pomaha
Hewport Center
Palos Verdes
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